My Awesome Tmux Configuration

Tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows you to split your terminal into multiple panes and windows, enhancing your productivity by providing a seamless way to manage and organize your terminal sessions. It's like having multiple terminals within one, all in a single window.

What do we have here? My Tmux configuration file!🪄

Who can use it? Anyone can use it!📺

Requirements 📋

Before using this Tmux configuration, make sure you have the following installed on your system:

Tmux: Ensure Tmux is installed on your system.
Terminal Emulator: Use a compatible terminal emulator-you have probably one installed (e.g.,Kitty, Alacritty, GNOME Terminal).
reattach-to-user-namespace: Required for clipboard support on MacOS (installable via Homebrew).

Installation 📦

Install the programs listed above using your package manager or download them from their respective websites.
Copy the config file: Linux & MacOS & WSL: Copy and paste the following command into the terminal and press 'enter':
```
git clone https://github.com/YanivZalach/Tmux_Config.git ~/.Tmux_Config
mv ~/.Tmux_Config/.tmux.conf ~/.
```
We are Done!

Usage, Features, and Special Key Bindings 🚀🪙

Get ready to supercharge your Tmux experience

Features 🎉

🖱️ Mouse Support: Enjoy using the mouse in Tmux with your preferred terminal emulator.
⏱️ Status Bar: Information-rich status bar displayed at the top.
🔄 Automatic Renumbering: Windows are automatically renumbered to fill gaps.
🔁 Immediate Window Switching: Quickly change windows using arrow keys.
🌈 256 Colors: Supports 256-color terminals for a colorful experience.

Key Bindings

Prefix Key 🌟
- 🎯 C-a , C-x: Your starting point. This is the prefix key. All Tmux commands begin with this key followed by another keybinding.
General Commands 🛠️
- 🧲 <Prefix> s: Detouch (quit and save) Tmux session.
- M <Prefix> :: Command Prompt
- 🔄 <Prefix> r: Reload your Tmux configuration.
- 🪟 <Prefix> q: Confirm and kill the current pane.
- 🚪 <Prefix> X: Confirm and kill the current window.
- 🪟 <Prefix> Q: Confirm and kill the entire session.
- 📋 <Prefix> C-l: Clearing the terminal window
Session Management 🪟
- 📊<Prefix> C-s: Session Tree
- 📛 <Prefix> M: Rename the current session.
Window Management 🪟
- 🪟 <Prefix> c: Create a new Tmux window.
- 🖍️ <Prefix> m: Rename the current window.
- ⬅️ S-Left: Move to the Left window.
- ➡️ S-Right: Move to the Right window.
- 🔀 C-S-Left: Move window to the Left.
- 🔀 C-S-Right: Move window to the Right .
- 🔄 <Prefix> t: Move to the next window.
- 🔄 <Prefix> T: Move to the previous window.
- 🔃 <Prefix> C-o: Rotate windows (circularly).
Pane Management 🪟
- 🔗<Prefix> S: Synchronize panes.
- 📊<Prefix> d: Display pane numbers.
- 🧩<Prefix> e: Move to the previously active pane.
- ➡️ <Prefix> x: Split the current pane horizontally (x axis).
- ⬇️ <Prefix> y: Split the current pane vertically (y axis).
- 📊<Prefix> C-y: Use a horizontal layout.
- 📊<Prefix> C-x: Use a vertical layout.
- ⏩<Prefix> Enter: Switch to the next layout.
- ⬅️ A-Left: Resize pane to the left Not in Nvim.
- ➡️ A-Right: Resize pane to the right Not in Nvim.
- ⬆️ A-Up: Resize pane up Not in Nvim.
- ⬇️ A-Down: Resize pane down Not in Nvim.
- ⬅️ <Prefix>-Left: Resize pane to the left.
- ➡️ <Prefix>-Right: Resize pane to the right.
- ⬆️ <Prefix>-Up: Resize pane up.
- ⬇️ <Prefix>-Down: Resize pane down.
- ⬅️ C-h: Move to the pane on the left Not in Vim/Nvim.
- ➡️ C-l: Move to the pane on the right Not in Vim/Nvim.
- ⬆️ C-k: Move to the pane above Not in Vim/Nvim.
- ⬇️ C-j: Move to the pane below Not in Vim/Nvim.
- ⬅️ <Prefix> h: Move to the pane on the left.
- ➡️ <Prefix> j: Move to the pane on the right.
- ⬆️ <Prefix> k: Move to the pane above.
- ⬇️ <Prefix> l: Move to the pane below.
Copy Mode 📋
- 📋<Prefix> [: Enter copy mode.
- 📋<Prefix> ]: Paste from the clipboard.
- ✂️ v: Start selection (while in copy mode).
- 📋y: Copy selected text to the system clipboard (in MacOS requires reattach-to-user-namespace).

Troubleshooting 🔧

The installation is not working:

Make sure you have Git installed on your computer. Open the terminal and run the following command:
```
git --version
```
If Git is installed, you will see the installed version. If not, you need to install it using your package manager. Then retry the Installation.
Check if a file/directory already exists

Check if the ~/.Tmux_Config or ~/.tmux.conf already exists. Open the terminal and run the following command to check if they exists:
- To check if the ~/.tmux.conf directory exists, run:
```
cat ~/.tmux.conf
```
  Is found, run:
```
mv ~/.tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf_b
```
- To check if the ~/.Tmux_config directory exists, run:
```
ls ~/.Tmux_Config
```
  Is found, run:
```
mv ~/.Tmux_Config ~/.Tmux_Config_b
```
Then retry the Installation.

Acknowledgments 🙏

A special thanks to the Tmux community for their support.

YanivZalach / Tmux_Config