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Dec 24, 2024

Integrating fzf into tmux for Efficient Navigation

Learn how to integrate the powerful fuzzy finder fzf into your tmux workflow for faster and more efficient navigation. This guide covers installation, configuration, and customization of fzf with tmux, along with plugins like tmux-fpp and tmux-open for enhanced file and URL management. Streamline your workflow by replacing default tmux keybindings and improving session, window, and pane switching with fuzzy search. Perfect for developers looking to boost productivity in the terminal.

Dec 24, 2024

Integrating lazygit into tmux for Git Management

Streamline your Git workflow by integrating lazygit into your tmux setup. This guide shows you how to create a custom keybinding to launch lazygit in a popup window directly within tmux. Manage your Git repositories efficiently, including staging, committing, and pushing changes, without leaving your terminal workspace. Perfect for developers looking to improve their Git productivity within tmux.

Dec 24, 2024

Creating a Tmux Keybinding for Pop-up Sessions

Learn how to enhance your tmux workflow by creating keybindings for popup windows. This guide covers setting up a custom script, binding keys in tmux, and optimizing popup sessions to streamline your terminal management.

Dec 24, 2024

Restoring TMUX sessions after a system reboot with tmux-resurrect

Learn how to easily restore your tmux sessions after a system reboot with the tmux-resurrect plugin. This guide walks you through the installation, configuration, and usage of tmux-resurrect, including saving and restoring your sessions automatically. Whether you're looking to save your tmux sessions on exit or load the last session on startup, this plugin streamlines your workflow and ensures you never lose your progress.