Funny thing, I basically have no space for keyboard shortcurts when using tmux so... key-tables to the rescue. This is like a hacky way of having yet another "prefix key" which can trigger another set of actions.
For the moment I only have one custom key-table with two shortcuts.
# Ctrl+b changes the key-table to `x2`
bind -T root C-b switch-client -T x2
# `Ctrl + b` then press 1 to go the session with the name main
bind -T x2 1 switch-client -t main
# `Ctrl + b` then press 2 to go the session with the name pomodoro
bind -T x2 2 switch-client -t pomodoro
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key-tablesintmux.Funny thing, I basically have no space for keyboard shortcurts when using tmux so... key-tables to the rescue. This is like a hacky way of having yet another "prefix key" which can trigger another set of actions.
For the moment I only have one custom key-table with two shortcuts.
Awesome!