To list detached sessions, use the command tmux ls on the command line or within a tmux session. You can detach with all of the panes still open. If you want to detach a session instead of simply closing it, use Ctrl-b d (d for 'detach'). Note that the session will be gone and will not be reattachable. You can also exit tmux by pressing : to go to the bottom bar of the tmux window. Once you type 'exit' or Ctrl-d in the last remaining pane, tmux will close. Note that there is no need for Ctrl-b in this step. To close a pane, first ensure that you're positioned in it. In other words, use whichever arrow key points in the direction you want to move – right, left, up or down.

If you want to move to a pane to the right, use Ctrl-b followed by pressing the right arrow key and, if you want to move down a pane, use Ctrl-b following by the down arrow key. Moving from pane to pane then requires the use of arrow keys. Ctrl-b % open a pane to the right of the current paneĬtrl-b “ open a pane below the current pane

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