TMUX Explained | The TERMINAL HACK You Wish You Knew Sooner! (NEW)

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Get My Course Linux Mastery Express (The FASTEST WAY to learn Linux): https://linuxtex.thinkific.com Download FREE TMUX Cheatsheat: https://import.cdn.thinkific.com/807253/frrU8ELkSUXyT7TvPf3T_TMUX%20Cheatsheat%20LT.pdf Install TMUX: Ubuntu / Linux Mint / ZorinOS sudo apt install tmux Fedora: sudo dnf install tmux Arch Linux: sudo pacman -S tmux Install Links browser: sudo apt install links The Linux terminal is probably the most powerful tool on your computer. It can do almost anything a GUI can do— only better, faster, and more flexibly. It's the swiss army knife of computing, yet how often do you actually use it? If it's so incredible, why don’t we use it more? The truth is, using the terminal for everyday tasks can be clunky. Switching tasks isn’t as seamless as flipping between apps, and closing a terminal erases all the history. All the terminal windows are generally grouped together in the dash or the taskbar- so that’s a mess. But what if you could unlock the terminal’s full potential? Effortlessly switch between multiple terminals, keep sessions running even after closing the terminal, and build streamlined workflows— all without even touching the mouse? Step into the world of tmux, the ultimate solution to terminal clutter and chaos. Picture this: opening literally infinite terminal sessions in a single terminal window and getting back all your progress even after closing a terminal. tmux, or the terminal multiplexer is one tool that truly unlocks your terminal’s full potential. In this video, we'll dive deep into the magic of tmux and transform you from a terminal dabbler into a multitasking master. Get ready to transform your terminal into a powerhouse of productivity, with infinite flexibility and control at your fingertips.