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Hello,
i will create a new window with (Ctrl+b) + c. But it don't work. I think all the shortcuts don't work, just rename-window ((Ctrl+b) + ,).
Thanks for any help.
Last edited by zyon (2009-11-16 19:05:36)
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Sounds like it could an issue with your ~/.tmux.conf file. Mind posting it?
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Sounds like it could an issue with your ~/.tmux.conf file. Mind posting it?
.tmux.conf doesn't exist
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Try making a .tmux.conf and putting this:
set-option -g prefix ^B
bind-key ^B send-keys ^BEDIT:
I'm sorry, you say only the shortcut for the rename window works? That definitely doesn't sound right.
Have you tried C-b + ? (that will list all the keybindings)
Anyway, how are you pressing those keys? You're supposed to hold down control and press b, then release control and press the command character, for example c.
Last edited by moljac024 (2009-11-16 09:55:17)
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Anyway, how are you pressing those keys? You're supposed to hold down control and press b, then release control and press the command character, for example c.
unbelievable, you are right. I'm so stupid!?
That was my mistake!
Thanks moljac024
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moljac024 wrote:Anyway, how are you pressing those keys? You're supposed to hold down control and press b, then release control and press the command character, for example c.
unbelievable, you are right. I'm so stupid!?
That was my mistake!
Thanks moljac024
Glad that worked! Please edit your original message and prepend [SOLVED] to the subject line.
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moljac024 wrote:Anyway, how are you pressing those keys? You're supposed to hold down control and press b, then release control and press the command character, for example c.
unbelievable, you are right. I'm so stupid!?
That was my mistake!
Thanks moljac024
Or
1. press ctrl and b
2. release ctrl and b
3. press c
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Why you felt the need to post into a 9 year old solved thread to post advice that is already given in the thread eludes me (and making a report instead of a post at first..), however please don't do so in the future.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … bumping.22
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