Is there any way to re-number or swap tmux sessions, just as you can renumber or swap tmux windows? I can't see any command for it and want to easily switch between certain sessions.
To change the layout of panes in a Tmux windows, press <prefix><space> . It will change between different layouts. We may also use command select-layout (or selectl for short) instead.
Ctrl + Page Down , Ctrl + Page Up Go to the next, previous tab. In browsers Ctrl + Tab and Ctrl + Shift + Tab also work, but I don't think you can bind C-Tab and C-S-Tab in tmux. Ctrl + Shift + ← , Ctrl + Shift + → Move the current tab left, right (swapping it with the left or right adjacent tab).
To disconnect from your session, but still leave it running, hit Ctrl+B and then D. To resume the session, I can run: $ tmux ls ### to see if there are any other tmux sessions $ tmux a ### this will connect to the most recent session that was created.
If you want to detach a session instead of simply closing it, use Ctrl-b d (d for "detach"). You can detach with all of the panes still open. To list detached sessions, use the command tmux ls on the command line or within a tmux session.
They're sorted by name (which defaults to a number) You can change the names so that they appear in the order that you prefer.
Outside of tmux:
tmux rename-session -t 0 zzz
inside tmux:
C-b $
Or:
c-b : rename session -t current_name new_name
The default ordering seems to have changed recently from name to index. If you want to put it back to name, try this in your .tmux.conf
bind s choose-tree -sZ -O name
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