https://drewsh.com/dev-setup-with-tmux

I am so hyped for https://github.com/wezterm/wezterm/issues/336

irgenwie komme ich mit #tmux auch nie so richtig zurecht wie ich möchte.

deswegen, mit #tilix bin ich auf dem desktop läptop sehr zufrieden. doch was mach ich auf servern?

#tmux: is tmux-resurrect or tmux-continuum recommended?

what is it #lix #nix or #tmux

My setup has changed. Now, i only use #vim and #tmux only.

The rest is following what i need: gcc, golang.

set nocompatible
set autoindent
set smartindent
set tabstop=4                 
set shiftwidth=4              
set textwidth=79              
set colorcolumn=80          
syntax off

TIL #tmux has a context menu when right-clicking a window

tmux snippet to naïvely emulate Vim's "select inside" commands:

bind-key -T copy-mode-vi i command-prompt -1 -p "(select inside)" {
    send-keys -X jump-backward "%%"
    send-keys -X cursor-right
    send-keys -X begin-selection
    send-keys -X jump-to-forward "%%"
}

[screenreader users, the following contains a lot of non-alphabet characters]

Fix/Workaround for me - still interested in info:
SendEnv LANG LC_* in my *local* .ssh/config

ls output is now 'Árstíðir - Hvel' etc etc

Update:
I am going to point towards #tmux and #WindowsTerminal here too, I can paste "Árstíðir - Hvel - 12 Unfold.flac" but touching a file with UTF-8 characters causes the same issues.

#PuTTY displays it correctly! The only difference I can see is that LANG="en_AU.UTF-8" is exported.

#Linux friends, what do I do with a filename like "''$'\303\201''rst'$'\303\255\303\260''ir - Hvel - 12 Unfold.flac'"? (https://arstidirsom.bandcamp.com/album/hvel if you're wondering)

The correct, or original filename from the zip file is "Árstíðir - Hvel - 12 Unfold.flac"

If I set LANG to something with UTF-8, I get _rst__ir - Hvel - 12 Unfold.flac, but ls *12\ Unfold.flac does not find it.

What's the equivalent of hexdump for filenames? This particular example is on ZFS but I have seen the same on ext4 and btrfs so I am sure it's not (entirely) filesystem specific.

If you search for this answer, what keywords did you use? I am having trouble here.

[PRO] I've fallen down the @zellij rabbithole and am starting to explore the basics. The config file hacks will come later! (sorry @leyrer that I'm leaving #tmux behind )

https://www.nerdbude.com/zellij_1.html

It appears I have forgotten how to use gnu #screen, so now seems like a good time to switch to #tmux. Or is there something else I should be using?

Questo è fare buon uso di uno smartcoso

Geeky project of the day: I needed a remote controller for an audio player to assist me with editing my research interviews, so I repurposed one of my midi controllers for the task. It's really nice to use a rotary controller to scrub through an interview audio file. Even acceleration works!

https://gist.github.com/wilenius/ba83fc486af311e099f8e6bc76a1d65e

It's a simple #bash script, using #cmos, #tmux, and aseqdump.

Why bother with #tmux locally when #emacs is better? For instance, copying output...
https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/replacing-tmux-gnu-screen-emacs

Here we go again...
#netbsd #unix #eeepc #homelab #tmux

Oh tiens, ghostty permets de split les fenêtres, bye bye tmux

#ghostty #tmux