Tmux and Screen Cheat Sheet

Tmux and Screen are both terminal multiplexers that allow you to create and manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. They are used to improve productivity by allowing you to run multiple commands and applications simultaneously, switch between them easily, and keep processes running even when you disconnect from a remote server.

The Tmux and Screen Cheat Sheet can be filed by anyone who wants to keep a reference document for using Tmux and Screen commands. There is no specific authority or organization responsible for filing it.

FAQ

Q: What is Tmux?
A: Tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows you to run multiple terminal sessions within a single terminal window.

Q: What is Screen?
A: Screen is a terminal multiplexer similar to Tmux that lets you run multiple terminal sessions within a single terminal window.

Q: What are some basic Tmux commands?
A: Some basic Tmux commands include creating a new session, detaching from a session, and attaching to a session.

Q: What are some basic Screen commands?
A: Some basic Screen commands include creating a new window, detaching from a session, and attaching to a session.

Q: Can Tmux and Screen be used simultaneously?
A: Yes, Tmux and Screen can be used simultaneously. They are independent programs and can be installed and used separately.