Re: Tmux replacement or integration with Emacs.

[Emanuel Berg]

Jean Louis wrote:

>> No doubt, as tmux is a terminal multiplexer and Emacs is an,
>> uhm, text editor. tmux is still great to have around. It feels
>> like everyone uses tmux these days. And so do I.
>
> Emacs is replaceable with `screen' and `tmux' in the
> functional sense. Maybe Emacs does not have best terminal
> emulation, but practically users can run multiple shell
> sessions and Terminal within one Emacs daemon, they may sign
> off and log in again with sessions remaining intact.

Yeah, but do you manage to navigate between them in a way that
don't get too complicated and you end up like lost in Emacs?

I have Emacs in the Linux VT /dev/tty1, then 2 panes of tmux
to the left (M-l), i.e. ttys2-3, then tty3 is 1 pane of tmux,
then tty4 is just the bare Linux VT, then X is rightmost with
2 panes of tmux in xterm.

M-j go left, M-l go right

M-e - go to Emacs, good shortcut in many ways BTW :))

M-u - got to X

Linux VT keys:

  https://dataswamp.org/~incal/conf/vt/remap.inc

Ditto X:

  https://dataswamp.org/~incal/conf/.cwmrc
  (a nice WM, for this it invokes chvt(1) which has 'chmod +s'
   AKA the sticky bit)

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