tmux-xpanes
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Awesome tmux-based terminal divider
This hinders any debugging to be done on historical content on the screen, as every time copy brings down the control to bottom of the screen https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/35681290/114022697-a11ca680-98a4-11eb-8586-21fc18fd5ba3.mov
This has caught me many times now. I'd xpanes onto all servers in my cluster (like 6), and then I go to zoom one of them to full screen, all...
Is it possible to control what #W gets set to? Right now the only thing I can see is potentially using `-B` to do something like `echo -ne "\033k"$(hostname -s)"\033\\"`...
So I work with groups of servers and clusters and such and normally I have a dedicated window to handle those specific groups of splits. Also, I tend to connect...
Here is my rough idea. New feature called alias feature. Any feedbacks is welcome. For now, `xpanes` has following problems. * Users cannot set pane's title provided by `-t` individualy....
If there are 3 arguments, and the total number of available columns in C, the third pane has `C/2` columns (half the size), the second pane has `(2/3)*(C/2)` columns (two-sixth),...
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/releases/tag/3.1b
Hey @greymd , would you like to add tmux-xpanes to macports? If so, I could help with that.
### Command ```bash xpanes -c 'echo {}' -n 2 2 '' 4 '' 6 8 10 ``` ### Result (Ubuntu)  ### Result(Alpine) ![Screenshot 2020-05-03...