I am training a neural network and I found it useful to have a tqdm bar showing how many steps in epoch has come. I faced the following problem: after reaching the end of a terminal window, it shows … (more hidden) … and I cannot do anything about it. I tried scrolling up and down in tmux, but it
Tag: tmux
Processes running from tmux session have different resource limit?
I’m trying to change the stack limit in /etc/security/limits.conf to the following: This works when I’m running a process directly (will explain what is indirect below) on that host: But when I’m running the same program from within a tmux session (“indirectly”, as opposed to the above), it is different: Does tmux has a different priviledge? The strange thing I
How does tmux, vim, emacs, etc transcend the UI limitations of *nix terminals?
When I’m writing a program for use on the command line, I notice that there’s some limitations. For instance, I can’t draw a 1-pixel-thick horizontal or vertical line like tmux does when it separates panes in a window. I can only move the cursor down, not up like VI seemingly does. I can’t refresh information on the top of the
Running the same command on several ssh servers using tmux
Is is it possible to type a command once and run it over several servers connected via ssh using tmux? Answer What you are looking for might be “synchronize-panes”. With this option turned on, every keystroke is deliver to every pane of current window. Therefore, you can achieve your goal by: Split a tmux window into multiple panes and ssh
Move window between tmux clients
I’m just learning tmux and I have no experience with screen. I’m wondering if I can move a window in one tmux client to another tmux client. I want to move my IRC client to a new window on my screen. Answer Yes, you can use the move-window command: This is similar to link-window, except the window at src-window is