Close tmux session10/12/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() bashrc where TMUX session starts as soon as terminal launches. #Close tmux session code~/.nf: bind X run-shell "~/.scripts/tmux-kill-session. Can someone please help as how can I close the bash terminal completely from inside of TMUX session (closing TMUX session as well) Below code is from my. Session_to_switch="$(tmux list-sessions | sed -n '/(attached)/!s/.*//p' | head -n 1)" Session_to_kill="$(tmux list-sessions | sed -n '/(attached)/s/.*//p')" ~/.scripts/tmux-kill-session.sh: #!/usr/bin/env bash Using tmux is recommend when running an interactive CLI program remotely. It also has advanced features such as multiple windows and split views. It allows you to create a session on a remote box, run applications in that remote session, 'detach' from the session, and re-'attach' when desired. You can logout, log back in, and tmux attach to re-attach a previously. Tmux is a terminal multiplexer similar to screen. Since I couldn't find anything I wrote a script that switches to the first other active session before killing the current one and I bound it to Leader X for quick access. Ctrl-b d (lowercase D) to detach the session (it keeps running in the background). I needed exactly this, as my workflow includes short-lived tmux sessions to jump between code projects that are killed at the end. Now tmux will not detach (close) when the session is destroyed, instead it will go to any other active session. In your ~/nf: set-option -g detach-on-destroy off ![]()
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