Omer Hamerman

> I had to modify the sessionx.sh file to specify the TMUX_PLUGIN_MANAGER_PATH variable to point to the location of my tmux plugins Having another look at this issue, the above...

Hey @shricodev what is the behaviour exactly? A pop up window that instantly disappears? Or nothing at all? Any chance you try to change the default binding to something else...

I'd really love to hear whether ZSH does the trick. Although I did have fish users running the plugin (with other issues such as renaming etc). Please let me know...

> I am sorry for my very late response. I just checked again and the plugin seems to be working! My package versions seem to be the same as before...

Hey, since sessionx is purely based on fzf and it's capabilities, any option can be added! If you're used to discarding lines I'm happy to add it as a configurable...

I'm guessing @mtrajano can share the config here :) I'll close the ticket for now. Reopen if necessary

Could be due to the alternate tmux terminal lack of support. I'd suggest a `export TERM=xterm` but I think we should find a better rename option. Couldn't find one so...

Hey! So basically, there's no "normal" mode in fzf AFAIK. What I can do is add a switch and have this added using that: ``` --bind 'j:down' --bind 'k:up' --bind...

Yep! Thanks! More context: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf?tab=readme-ov-file#--tmux-mode My only issue is that `--tmux` mode is rather new and this would mean users of the plugin would have breaking changes before upgrading fzf...

@shadow-absorber Yep should be still there, but this issue is super important I'll keep it open