> with a period don’t show up in directory listings on most systems or text

> configure tmux with a configuration file called nf. > Finally, as you’ll see in Chapter 2, Configuring tmux, on page 15, you can And the difference might be significant to some readers with physical issues. Yes, that seems obvious, but it might not be to everyone. In fact you can press Ctrl, wait a few seconds, press and release b, wait another few seconds, then release Ctrl, and it will work just fine. I’ve seen people who are unfamiliar with how the control key works painstakingly trying to press them both at once – and I imagine they’d fail about half the time, when they happen to press b slightly before pressing Ctrl. The other, which I think is more important, is that you don’t have to press Ctrl and b simultaneously. This is a minor point, since the key is typically labeled “Ctrl” on keyboards, but I suggest it’s worth adding one word. It’s easy to assume that everyone already knows this, but I suggest it’s worth mentioning. One is that perhaps not everyone knows that “Ctrl” means “Control”. I suggest wording this a bit differently:Ĭtrl-b means “press the b key while holding down the Ctrl (Control) key.” I've tested this a few times on Windows 10 machines and the instructions in the book work.Ĭtrl-b means “press the Ctrl and b keys simultaneously.” We cover using the downloaded distribution. We don't talk about installing from Git in the book. sh autogen.sh (as stated in the Readme for tmux). after installing the Ubuntu subsystem, I installed git, libncurses-dev, libevent-dev and build-essential I did this to build & install the latest release of tmux under Windows 10: Installing tmux from git is not working by default under windows. The text must be copied to the buffer first though. In the first bind command on the page, is the dash after “save-buffer” supposed to be there? It doesn’t work for me with that present, but it does work if I remove that. This is in the “Detaching and Attaching Sessions” section.) Setw -g pane-border-active-style fg=white,bg=yellow Setw -g pane-border-style fg=green,bg=black In our configuration (and the code download) you use “pane-border-active-style”, this should be “pane-active-border-style” as on pages 27 & 34. You’ll find one for the batter meter we set up, another for OS-specific clipboards, and even one with sensible configuration options.”

“Visit the list of tmux plugins3 and find one you’d like to install. Unable to make tmux on Windows 10 as per suggestion.

Tmux windows 10