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A tmux config that includes key mappings, bandwidth monitoring in the status line and a dark theme designed around the one used in darkcloud-vimconfig.

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Kevin MacMartin bc1b3826f1 Added a script to generate a terminfo file for tmux with support for italics, and added an explanation of how and why this works to the README.		2014-07-26 04:45:44 -04:00
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README.md

Darkcloud TMUX Config

Features

A custom theme that matches the one used in darkcloud-vimconfig.
A bandwidth monitor showing the current upload and download speed of either eth0 or the device you've set to $NETDEV.
Sane defaults and a set of custom key bindings that group similar ideas and make frequently used commands easier to access.
Optional support for powerline fonts that looks oh so much better when they're used :).

Installation

Choose either tmux.powerline.conf if powerline fonts are available or tmux.normal.conf if they're not, and install it to /etc/tmux.conf for a system-wide install or ~/.tmux.conf for a local install.
Install bwrate to somewhere available in $PATH and make it executable (ie: install -Dm755 bwrate /usr/local/bin/bwrate)
If your network device isn't named eth0, set $NETDEV to the name of the device you'd like to use somewhere tmux will see it when it runs (ie: echo 'export $NETDEV="wlan0"' >> ~/.bashrc)

Key Bindings

Prefix: Ctrl-Space
m and Ctrl-m: Toggle mouse mode on and off respectively.
\ and Ctrl-\: Toggle the status bar on and off respectively.
c and Ctrl-c: Create a new pane and create a new pane in the current directory respectively.
[ and ]: Split the window vertically and horizontally respectively.
{ and }: Rotate the window up and down respectively.
= and -: Select an even layout horizontally and vertically respectively.
= and -: Select a main layout horizontally and vertically respectively.
Space and Ctrl-Space: Move to the previously selected window and pane respectively.
h, j, k and l: Move left, down, up and right between panes respectively like the arrow keys.
`: Toggle synchronized input between the panes on the current window.
Escape: Clear the terminal history, tmux history and the current window/pane.
? and /: Show help for available key bindings and commands respectively.
y and Ctrl-p: Enter copy mode and paste from the copy buffer respectively.
(copy mode) v, y and Escape: Begin selection, copy selection and cancel copy mode respectively.
Alt-[0-9] (no prefix): Switch directly to the given window.

Italics Support

Tmux supports italics if your terminal does, but the terminfo files screen and screen-256color don't advertise this, and most programs will display reversed text when it should be italics. To fix this, run: tmux-italics-terminfo, then follow the instructions it displays by changing set-option -g default-terminal "screen-256color" to set-option -g default-terminal "screen-256color-it" in your tmux.conf. You'll want to make sure your /etc/bash.bashrc, /etc/dircolors, possibly vim and any other terminal applications that check the $TERM variable have screen-it and screen-256color-it added.

Credits

Written by Kevin MacMartin: GitHub Projects | Arch Linux AUR Packages

License

This config and the bwrate script are released under the MIT license.