On Fri, 9 Sep 2011 04:46:33 +0200
Bjørn Michelsen wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 09:31:33AM -0700, deb...@waysoft.com wrote:
> ...
> > So... why can I not get rid of the ghost of the old ~/.tmux.conf???
>
> You can reload the configuration without needing to kill the server.
> What happens if,
And... just for completeness, I found that I *can* use backtick as a
prefix in tmux, and also pass a backtick thru tmux to a terminal
session, by including this in .tmux.conf:
set -g prefix `
bind ` send-prefix
So... life is good! (At least the part of it that depends on terminal
multiplexin
On Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 09:31:33AM -0700, deb...@waysoft.com wrote:
Hey there,
> Trying out tmux (stock version installed via aptitude)... Didn't like
> C-b as the the escape key, so tried backtick as I've used with GNU
> screen...
>
> ~/.tmux.conf
> unbind C-b
> set -g prefix `
>
> Backtic
I use C-a as a prefix so I would expect it to work for you as
well (screen hard-coded that into my fingers). However I do not
have the unbind C-b in my config, and C-b does not work so try
leave it out.
Venturing a guess that you still have a tmux process sitting
around using the old configur
> debian writes:
[…]
> Ctrl-A didn't work, but backtick still did!
> -I tried to put an obvious error in ~/.tmux.conf... undetected by tmux.
> -I tried inserting an "unbind `" into ~/.tmux.conf... backtick tick
> works.
> -I tried deleting ~/.tmux.conf... backtick still works!
[…]
I *know* I'm missing something obvious here...
Debian squeeze, XFCE, up-to-date
Trying out tmux (stock version installed via aptitude)... Didn't like
C-b as the the escape key, so tried backtick as I've used with GNU
screen...
~/.tmux.conf
unbind C-b
set -g prefix `
Backtick worked fine in
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