Introduction to tmux (Tutorial part 1) | Work on remote servers, stable ssh connection

A tutorial on one of the essential Unix tools to work on the remote servers. Keep all your jobs running on the server and don't worry about your internet connection. Watch part 2 to learn about more features and customize tmux for more convenient use.

Timestamps:
00:00 What is tmux?
02:12 How to create a tmux session (tmux)
02:45 Status line
04:00 What happens in the ssh connection is broken?
04:36 Attach to the created tmux session (tmux a)
04:58 Create new windows in a tmux session. What is "prefix"? (ctrl+b c)
06:43 Switch between windows (ctrl+b 0/1/2/3)
07:36 Close the tmux window (exit)
07:57 Detach from the tmux session (ctrl+b d)
09:20 A list of basic tmux commands
09:41 Using tmux on a remote server from a shared account

[StradexEngine]

The fact that I can have a train running forever in a tab with tmux in my remote server makes it worth it to learn it. Nevermind having a vim session, htop, bmon or another processes, the train is what got me interested.

[afanasyevp]

Timestamps:
00:00 What is tmux?
02:12 How to create a tmux session (tmux)
02:45 Status line
04:00 What happens in the ssh connection is broken?
04:36 Attach to the created tmux session (tmux a)
04:58 Create new windows in a tmux session. What is "prefix"? (ctrl+b c)
06:43 Switch between windows (ctrl+b 0/1/2/3)
07:36 Close the tmux window (exit)
07:57 Detach from the tmux session (ctrl+b d)
09:20 A list of basic tmux commands
09:41 Using tmux on a remote server from a shared account

[ffsw]

Thanks, this is very useful and straightforward

[MohmdSy]

I want to tell you that this tutorial is much appreciated ❤❤ I'm really thankful for it, as I'm currently setting up my home lab, I wanted to connect to multiple servers and I need multiple to connect to them safely without interaction