课程: Linux: Multitasking at the Command Line
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Introduction to tmux
- [Instructor] Tmux is a terminal multiplexer application that lets us create text-based windows, and split up the windows into different panes, so we can keep an eye on more than one thing at the same time. Processes running within tmux keep running, even if we disconnect from it. And that makes tmux an ideal way to help improve efficiency, to multitask, and to work safely on remote systems. Tmux is available for all the major Linux distros, but it usually needs to be installed through the distro's package manager, or manually. Here on my Ubuntu system, I'll start a new terminal, and I'll make sure tmux is installed. With apt install tmux. When that's done, I'll clear the screen. I'll check the version of tmux with tmux -V, and I see I have version 3.2a. If you're on a different distro, you may have a different version. If you'd like to check out the latest version, you can take a look at the project site at…