Basic display
tmux lists all currently running tmux sessions line by line, according to the
following format:
- an indicator for whether the session is currently detached [x] or attached
[o]
- the name of the session (in bold white)
- the currently running command, if any (in cyan brackets)
- the time the session's current command has been running (in green parentheses)
- the time the session's current command has been idling (i.e., not produced
output) (in yellow parentheses)
- if no command is running, the total execution time for the last command
(in magenta parentheses)
Below all of the current sessions and a divider line, the currently
highlighted session's last three nonempty lines of input are shown
Basic commands
- up and down arrow keys scroll through highlighted items
- "o" and right arrow and enter key attaches a completely detached session to a
terminal (current only xfce4-terminal is supported)
- "x" and left arrow completely detaches the highlighted session, and closes a
detached session for which no command is currently running
- Control + "x" closes the highlighted session, regardless of whether it is attached or
running
- "w" writes the complete buffer of the highlighted session to a log file
- "q" exits tman
- "i" enters insert command mode to send text directly to tmux sessions
(escape key to exit, left arrow to backspace)
- "r" enters rename mode to rename a session (escape key to exit, left arrow
to backspace)