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Means You Have To Either Hit + or +: Tmux Bindings Vi Bindings

The document describes various key bindings for Tmux and Vi mode. For Tmux, <prefix> means pressing Ctrl + a or Ctrl + b. Some Tmux bindings include <prefix> C-c to create a new session, <prefix> e to open the configuration file, and <prefix> h/j/k/l to navigate panes similar to Vim. Vi mode bindings allow navigating the line start/end with H and L, and toggling blockwise selection with C-v. The document provides bindings for navigating, resizing panes, toggling mouse mode, and copying/pasting in both Tmux and Vi mode.

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Means You Have To Either Hit + or +: Tmux Bindings Vi Bindings

The document describes various key bindings for Tmux and Vi mode. For Tmux, <prefix> means pressing Ctrl + a or Ctrl + b. Some Tmux bindings include <prefix> C-c to create a new session, <prefix> e to open the configuration file, and <prefix> h/j/k/l to navigate panes similar to Vim. Vi mode bindings allow navigating the line start/end with H and L, and toggling blockwise selection with C-v. The document provides bindings for navigating, resizing panes, toggling mouse mode, and copying/pasting in both Tmux and Vi mode.

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 <prefix> means you have to either hit Ctrl + a or Ctrl + b

 <prefix> means you have to either hit Ctrl + a or Ctrl + b


 <prefix> C-c means you have to hit Ctrl + a or Ctrl + b followed by Ctrl + c

Tmux bindings Vi bindings


 <prefix> C-c creates a new session  h collapses the current tree node
 <prefix> e opens ~/.tmux.conf.local with  l expands the current tree node
the editor defined by the $EDITOR environment  H collapses all the tree nodes
variable (defaults to vimwhen empty)  L expands all the tree nodes
 <prefix> r reloads the configuration  K jumps to the start of list (tmux 2.0+)
 <prefix> C-f lets you switch to another  L jumps to the end of list (tmux 2.0+)
session by name  Escape cancels the current operation
 <prefix> C-h and <prefix> C-l let you
navigate windows (default <prefix> Bindings for the vi-edit mode-table:
n and <prefix> p are unbound)
 <prefix> Tab brings you to the last active  H jumps to the start of line
window  L jumps to the end of line
 <prefix> h, <prefix> j, <prefix>  q cancels the current operation
k and <prefix> l let you navigate panes ala  Escape cancels the current operation
Vim
 <prefix> H, <prefix> J, <prefix> Bindings for the vi-copy mode-table:
K, <prefix> L let you resize panes
 <prefix> < and <prefix> > let you swap  v begins selection / visual mode
panes  C-v toggles between blockwise visual mode and
 <prefix> + maximizes the current pane to a visual mode
new window  H jumps to the start of line
 <prefix> m toggles mouse mode on or off  L jumps to the end of line
 <prefix> U launches Urlview (if available)  y copies the selection to the top paste-buffer
 <prefix> F launches Facebook PathPicker (if  Escape cancels the current operation
available)
 <prefix> Enter enters copy-mode
 <prefix> b lists the paste-buffers
 <prefix> p pastes from the top paste-buffer
 <prefix> P lets you choose the paste-buffer to
paste from
 C-l clears both the screen and the history

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