[HN Gopher] Show HN: Smug - A fast, dependency-free session mana...
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       Show HN: Smug - A fast, dependency-free session manager for tmux
        
       Author : iillexial
       Score  : 9 points
       Date   : 2021-01-25 21:42 UTC (1 hours ago)
        
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       | ibraheemdev wrote:
       | Semi-related question. I've never used tmux. I use i3 as my
       | window manager. Is there any reason to use tmux and a tiling wm
       | _together_ , or are they redundant? The only benefit I can see
       | from adding tmux to my setup is persistent terminal sessions, and
       | I don't really see myself using them much.
        
       | michaericalribo wrote:
       | It says it's inspired by tmuxinator and tmuxp...as someone who
       | uses tmux often but none of the above, what are the differences
       | in the tools? What makes any one of these a better choice than
       | the others?
        
         | iillexial wrote:
         | There's a feature that I miss in tmuxinator: an ability to
         | manually start windows from configuration. For example, at my
         | daily job I often do:                 $ smug start project #
         | when I start my day       $ smug start project:chats-
         | microservices # when I'm about to start working on chats-
         | microservice
         | 
         | The last command just creates a window in current session with
         | configuration you specified. Also, smug is dependency-free. You
         | don't need ruby or python for it.
        
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