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how to source tmux session_id into tmux

In theory it would be doing this: tmux new -d -s "$session_uuid" tmux set-option -g update-environment "remove_session session_uuid" the bash function was not passed down to tmux, ...
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Why is tmux ignoring the `default-terminal` setting?

I suspect that terminal database for screen and its derivatives like screen-256color simply do not declare any support for italic text, this may be evident with e.g.: tput sitm | xxd ...which prints ...
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Get current directory of last tmux pane

You can use tmux's display-message sub command with -t (target-pane)1 flag. For example you can run tmux display-message -p -t ! "#{pane_current_path}" will show details of last pane. 1. ...
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Running tmux at startup on a different console (monitor)

Solution This is for Linux that uses systemd. As root, create a file /etc/systemd/system/tty8tmux.service with the following content: [Unit] Description=Tmux session in tty8 [Service] Type=idle User=...
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How to add a New Window button to status bar in tmux?

The following binding will create a new window upon clicking on the unused part of the status line: bind-key -T root MouseDown1StatusDefault new-window It's not exactly a distinct button, but it ...
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Modify tmux run-shell PATH

The shell tmux uses inside run-shell gets environment variables from the tmux server. Depending on how you started the tmux server and what happened later, the resulting environment may or may not ...
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tmux new-window command plus argument including spaces - bash var

tmux new-window passes a command to a shell. This is good, your command is a pipeline and you need a shell to process it. But this means there will be a shell that will take your command as a string ...
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How to escape ':' in tmux format prefix

Option 1: Literal interpretation An ‘l’ specifies that a string should be interpreted literally and not expanded. For example ‘#{l:#{?pane_in_mode,yes,no}}’ will be replaced by ‘#{?pane_in_mode,yes,...
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