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Aren't the <prefix><prefix> and <prefix><prefix_without_ctrl> inverted?
I use <prefix><prefix> to alternate windows and <prefix><prefix_without_ctrl> to send the prefix command. I don't remember where I got this because this was many years ago, but now that I'm giving tmux-sensible a try it seems to me that the way I use makes more sense. Alternating windows happens way more often than going to begging of line (in my case, with C-a prefix and vim).
I would like to know what others think.
In my case I just have bind a send-prefix, which solves the problem anyway.
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C-a is last-window, a is send-prefix.
This is consistent with screen bindings; C-a C-a toggles to last window,
and C-a a sends the command character.
last-window is usually also needed more often, so it makes sense to make
it more accessible.
Fixestmux-plugins#40.
Aren't the
<prefix><prefix>
and<prefix><prefix_without_ctrl>
inverted?I use
<prefix><prefix>
to alternate windows and<prefix><prefix_without_ctrl>
to send the prefix command. I don't remember where I got this because this was many years ago, but now that I'm giving tmux-sensible a try it seems to me that the way I use makes more sense. Alternating windows happens way more often than going to begging of line (in my case, with C-a prefix and vim).I would like to know what others think.
In my case I just have
bind a send-prefix
, which solves the problem anyway.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: