Advanced Terminal Tips and Tricks
bitsand.cloudI really liked this post as it actually did contain stuff that are worthy of the word advanced.
tmux + ssh multiplexing has been a big time saver for me. I have a single script that I run when I open my terminal and I have an entire dashboard to manage my dev environment. Now I just need to figure out copy and paste in tmux lol.
I was thinking the same thing 2 months ago, I used tmux locally and remotely for 5 years with advanced features in bashrc using systemd-run to start sessions and keep them open.
But there were always some problems with copying, terminfo features, truecolors, composed unicode...
And recently I changed my mind about the usefulness of a multiplexer, after all only some remote machines were adapted to my workflow, most of the time I just used it locally and had to deal with multiplexer and terminal issues at the same time.
So I tried Kitty again, Kitty claims that multiplexers are a bad idea and that the terminal can do more and better, and it's right about that. Multiplexers should be replaced by advanced terminals.
In vim mode, it's just LEADER-[ and LEADER-].
Xsel or Xcel is your friend (think pbcopy pbpaste)