I wonder if I can configure a pane in tmux to appear in all windows.
Any hints how to do that?
Switching between panes To get from one pane to another, press Ctrl+B followed by O (as in other).
As with many other Tmux commands, list-sessions has a shortcut, tmux ls, that displays the same information. To enter command mode, type prefix>: followed by list-sessions or ls to view a list of currently active Tmux sessions. By default, list-sessions are bound to the prefix> s key combination.
By default, Ctrl + b , ! would break the active pane into a new window and switch to it. Where Ctrl + b is the default prefix for tmux.
Of course this is possible, but you would need to run tmux inside a tmux pane.
+-------------+-------------+
| tmux pane 1 | tmux pane 2 |
| | |
| |+-----------+|
| || new tmux ||
| || session ||
| |+-----------+|
+-------------+-------------+
How to do it:
unset TMUX
in pane 2 # this allows tmux in tmuxtmux attach -t <target-session>
# this is opens the shared sessionThis does not work as easily if you are running wrappers for tmux, such as come with oh-my-zsh or tmuxinator. And there are probably many reasons you shouldn't do it, I just don't know any of them.
Here's a way to do this, but the mirrored panes will be read-only. There's the pipe-pane
command which sends the pane's output to a command. You can have that command write the output to a file and then from the panes you want to mirror from, you can tail -f
that file. Example:
# In source pane
tmux pipe-pane 'cat > /tmp/asdf'
# In the target pane (or another tmux session or terminal window)
tail -f /tmp/asdf
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With