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Continuous saving of tmux environment. Automatic restore when tmux is started. Automatic tmux start when computer is turned on.

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The main reason for using tmux is because it allows for a detached session however using continuum with the systemd script seems to kill the server everytime an ssh connection...

Removed the explicitly-set `DISPLAY` variable as described in the following [issue](https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum/issues/127) Fixes being unable to copy to clipboard with `xclip` after suspending / unsuspending. After making this change I've been...

Fixes #121, #73. Currently, if the user has their own tmux.service file and does not enable `continuum-boot`, tmux-continuum will disable it on startup. This PR adds a check to try...

The issue: I can do `leader + ctrl+s` and `leader + ctrl+r`, works as it should by creating a file and restoring from it. I expect that every n minutes...

Saving the session when a tmux session exits / completes seems like a sensible default behavior. Would adding this be possible? Is there a tmux exit-hook that can be tied...

Fixes: #133 Added a `osx_warp_start_tmux.sh`, that uses the same implementation as `kitty` to open the warp terminal on startup. Tested on: MacBook Pro 16" M1 Pro 2021 Mac OS Sonoma...

Add a script for the Warp terminal on MacOS, just as `iTerm`, `kitty` and `alacritty` have.

[The feature is desribed here](https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum/blob/master/docs/automatic_start.md) The issue prevents me (among other things) from copying text using xclip: ``` $ alias cb cb='xclip -sel clip' $ echo foobar | cb Invalid...

Hello, I want it to start saving automatically after a specified time only when I manually press Ctrl+S.

I'm interested to know if it is possible to restore multiple tmux session started independently from scripts, e.g. let's say I have to scripts - file1 to start session **bla**...