# TMUX

A series of useful commands for navigating and managing Tmux

## Session Management (Terminal Commands)
* tmux new -s <name>    = starts a new named session;
* ctrl + b d            = detaches from the current session (leaves it running in the background);
* tmux a                = reattaches to the last active session;
* tmux a -t <name>      = reattaches to a specific named session;
* tmux ls               = lists all active tmux sessions.

## Window Management (Full Screens)
* ctrl + b c            = opens a new window (terminal);
* ctrl + b p            = goes to the previous window;
* ctrl + b n            = goes to the next window;
* ctrl + b 1..9         = switches to the specified window number;
* ctrl + b ,            = renames the current window.

## Pane Management (Split Screens)
* ctrl + b %            = splits the window vertically (side-by-side pane);
* ctrl + b "            = splits the window horizontally (pane below);
* ctrl + b arrow keys   = moves between panes on the same split screen;
* ctrl + b z            = toggles zoom for the current pane (fullscreen on/off);
* ctrl + b x            = closes the current pane (asks for confirmation).

## Advanced Utilities & Copy Mode
* ctrl + b :            = opens the tmux command prompt (e.g., type "set -g mouse on" to enable mouse support);
* ctrl + b [            = enters "Copy Mode" to scroll through the terminal history.

### How to use Copy Mode:
1. Enter the mode by pressing 'ctrl + b' followed by '[' (a line counter will appear in the top-right corner).
2. Move through the text using the following keys:
   - Arrow Keys (Up/Down) = scroll line by line;
   - PageUp / PageDown   = scroll page by page;
   - g (pressed twice)    = jump to the very beginning of the history;
   - G (Shift + g)        = jump to the very end (most recent output).
3. Press 'q' (quit) to exit Copy Mode and return to the normal terminal prompt.