Basic tmux Tutorial, Part 2 -- Shared Sessions

This video will show you how to quickly create shared tmux sessions, which allow several people to collaboratively use a single shell session (in this case, on a remote machine over SSH).

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[samuraijack]

I make sure to sit though the ads on your channel because you deserve the cash.

[Jake]

This is probably very useful in lockdown times.

[mistahtut]

Thanks Dave for the awesome video series - went through the entire thing over the past couple of weeks and all of it super engaging and useful.

[Southpaw]

Have been trying learn this for a very nice practical demonstration!

[TeganBurns]

Pro tip: Use "tmux ls" instead of "tmux list-sessions" . Instead of the name of the session use the number associated with that session.

[SB-qmwg]

I didn't know about this. Very cool.

[awesomepossum]

Very nice this will help me at my job, thanks! Also this may be good to use over the TOR network if you wanted to have a private chat conversation without having to rely on a 3rd party huh? Thoughts?

[abrahammercado]

the command for splitting vertically is ctrl-b + "

[Coding-yxpf]

That's really cool. Probably the most interesting thing I have ever learnt. You could basically do anything. If you know the right person in the right country with the right username the right password and the right amount of paranoia. Really enjoying your courses. The best I've seen by far. I know fuckoll though but getting there. It's so wide you know so many aspects and features and approaches to technology. One must stay sane. Work. Exercise Learn Eat manage time. Lots of sacrifices to be as good and experienced as you I guess. But well worth it. I hope you retire young and do all the other shit you put aside. Networking is also quite a headache to me. What do you recommend to get to know the ins and outs of networking and Apache or would UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook Sort me out? Thanks anyway have a great time.

[TheTechnicalman]

In the previous video you used [ tmux new -s XXX ] and here you used [ tmux new-sesstion -s XXX ] so is it shortcut?

[paulofernandesjr]

Roll the terminal: ctrl+b + [ and use Pg Up, Pg Down or arrows to roll terminal.

[seckiev]

How do you get info about battery, dhcp, ipv6 and stuff displayed into your terminal?

[EnderCrypt]

wow.. that was simplier than i would thought

[reformed_attempt_]

why is this video not in recommended after the first one? place them in a playlist or something

[nickkiermaier]

Hi excellent video series! Ive been educated and entertained !
If you have the chance could you show connecting a
Linux machine to active directory via samba (or however its done now).
Keep up the good vids!

[PabloBianchiOK]

To just share something I do on terminal I would use asciinema.

[arystanmuzdakhanov]

i started 2 ssh sessions as the same user like you did, so when I start tmux session from one and attach from another its ok. The problem accurs when I dettach, when i push ctrl+d in one window the second one is closed too, is that normal ?

[igor]

and what about command "screen"?

[jbragg]

Why is the senior sysadmin a "she" ?

[jarnold]

% vertical split
" horizontal split