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Cambiando #tilix + #ohmyzsh por gnome terminal con #tmux, no me funcionó el autocompletado pero algo es algo

Cambiando #tilix + #ohmyzsh por gnome terminal con #tmux, no me funcionó el autocompletado pero algo es algo

Cambiando #tilix + #ohmyzsh por gnome terminal con #tmux, no me funcionó el autocompletado pero algo es algo

Обновление Claude Code Agent view: теперь одно окно для управления десятком параллельных AI-сессий

11 мая Anthropic выкатили в Claude Code новую фичу — agent view. Это менеджер сессий: один экран, в котором видны все запущенные параллельно сессии Claude Code, их статус и какие из них ждут ввода. Запускается командой claude agents. Звучит как мелкое улучшение, но на практике решает реальную боль — раньше для трёх параллельных задач нужны были tmux-сетка и mental ledger в голове. Обновил Claude Code, потестил неделю, рассказываю, что внутри и где границы.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1034904/

#Claude_Code #Anthropic #AIагенты #terminal #tmux #productivity #разработка

Обновление Claude Code Agent view: теперь одно окно для управления десятком параллельных AI-сессий

11 мая Anthropic выкатили в Claude Code новую фичу — agent view. Это менеджер сессий: один экран, в котором видны все запущенные параллельно сессии Claude Code, их статус и какие из них ждут ввода. Запускается командой claude agents. Звучит как мелкое улучшение, но на практике решает реальную боль — раньше для трёх параллельных задач нужны были tmux-сетка и mental ledger в голове. Обновил Claude Code, потестил неделю, рассказываю, что внутри и где границы.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1034904/

#Claude_Code #Anthropic #AIагенты #terminal #tmux #productivity #разработка

Обновление Claude Code Agent view: теперь одно окно для управления десятком параллельных AI-сессий

11 мая Anthropic выкатили в Claude Code новую фичу — agent view. Это менеджер сессий: один экран, в котором видны все запущенные параллельно сессии Claude Code, их статус и какие из них ждут ввода. Запускается командой claude agents. Звучит как мелкое улучшение, но на практике решает реальную боль — раньше для трёх параллельных задач нужны были tmux-сетка и mental ledger в голове. Обновил Claude Code, потестил неделю, рассказываю, что внутри и где границы.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1034904/

#Claude_Code #Anthropic #AIагенты #terminal #tmux #productivity #разработка

Обновление Claude Code Agent view: теперь одно окно для управления десятком параллельных AI-сессий

11 мая Anthropic выкатили в Claude Code новую фичу — agent view. Это менеджер сессий: один экран, в котором видны все запущенные параллельно сессии Claude Code, их статус и какие из них ждут ввода. Запускается командой claude agents. Звучит как мелкое улучшение, но на практике решает реальную боль — раньше для трёх параллельных задач нужны были tmux-сетка и mental ledger в голове. Обновил Claude Code, потестил неделю, рассказываю, что внутри и где границы.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1034904/

#Claude_Code #Anthropic #AIагенты #terminal #tmux #productivity #разработка

#Tmux can be such a pane.

#Tmux can be such a pane.

#Tmux can be such a pane.

#Tmux can be such a pane.

Paneship now supports Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell, Nushell, and more.
A fast daemon-powered shell prompt written in Rust for tmux workflows and large repositories.

https://crates.io/crates/paneship
Feedback and contributions are welcome ❤️
#opensource #paneship #tmux #shellprompt #rust #zsh #nushell

Paneship now supports Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell, Nushell, and more.
A fast daemon-powered shell prompt written in Rust for tmux workflows and large repositories.

https://github.com/andev0x/paneship
Feedback and contributions are welcome ❤️
#opensource #paneship #tmux #shellprompt #rust #zsh #nushell

My experiment of using only base install of #OpenBSD in console, has yielded joy and insights. Returned to #Perl, which was my first professional programming language in the 90s, learning how capable #vi is (not vim or neovim) and appreciating #tmux.

I have a cli http get command, but no https yet since the needed Perl modules are not installed. This led to me using FTP to download all the RFCs in txt, and starting an implementation in C.

The OpenBSD man pages are indeed great. Without a browser, I am relying upon them and my Harbeson and Steele C book. I will have to download the openbsd src soon tho, to get some example C code.

I’m not a good C programmer, having to unlearn alot of habits from using higher order languages, and am still exploring good patterns for C functions wrt memory management and error handling. I keep trying to write with mathematical types, not bytes in memory.

But, it’s fun, and I fell aseep last night thinking about my project, and looking forward to finding some time to continue it today.

My experiment of using only base install of #OpenBSD in console, has yielded joy and insights. Returned to #Perl, which was my first professional programming language in the 90s, learning how capable #vi is (not vim or neovim) and appreciating #tmux.

I have a cli http get command, but no https yet since the needed Perl modules are not installed. This led to me using FTP to download all the RFCs in txt, and starting an implementation in C.

The OpenBSD man pages are indeed great. Without a browser, I am relying upon them and my Harbeson and Steele C book. I will have to download the openbsd src soon tho, to get some example C code.

I’m not a good C programmer, having to unlearn alot of habits from using higher order languages, and am still exploring good patterns for C functions wrt memory management and error handling. I keep trying to write with mathematical types, not bytes in memory.

But, it’s fun, and I fell aseep last night thinking about my project, and looking forward to finding some time to continue it today.

My experiment of using only base install of #OpenBSD in console, has yielded joy and insights. Returned to #Perl, which was my first professional programming language in the 90s, learning how capable #vi is (not vim or neovim) and appreciating #tmux.

I have a cli http get command, but no https yet since the needed Perl modules are not installed. This led to me using FTP to download all the RFCs in txt, and starting an implementation in C.

The OpenBSD man pages are indeed great. Without a browser, I am relying upon them and my Harbeson and Steele C book. I will have to download the openbsd src soon tho, to get some example C code.

I’m not a good C programmer, having to unlearn alot of habits from using higher order languages, and am still exploring good patterns for C functions wrt memory management and error handling. I keep trying to write with mathematical types, not bytes in memory.

But, it’s fun, and I fell aseep last night thinking about my project, and looking forward to finding some time to continue it today.

My experiment of using only base install of #OpenBSD in console, has yielded joy and insights. Returned to #Perl, which was my first professional programming language in the 90s, learning how capable #vi is (not vim or neovim) and appreciating #tmux.

I have a cli http get command, but no https yet since the needed Perl modules are not installed. This led to me using FTP to download all the RFCs in txt, and starting an implementation in C.

The OpenBSD man pages are indeed great. Without a browser, I am relying upon them and my Harbeson and Steele C book. I will have to download the openbsd src soon tho, to get some example C code.

I’m not a good C programmer, having to unlearn alot of habits from using higher order languages, and am still exploring good patterns for C functions wrt memory management and error handling. I keep trying to write with mathematical types, not bytes in memory.

But, it’s fun, and I fell aseep last night thinking about my project, and looking forward to finding some time to continue it today.

My experiment of using only base install of #OpenBSD in console, has yielded joy and insights. Returned to #Perl, which was my first professional programming language in the 90s, learning how capable #vi is (not vim or neovim) and appreciating #tmux.

I have a cli http get command, but no https yet since the needed Perl modules are not installed. This led to me using FTP to download all the RFCs in txt, and starting an implementation in C.

The OpenBSD man pages are indeed great. Without a browser, I am relying upon them and my Harbeson and Steele C book. I will have to download the openbsd src soon tho, to get some example C code.

I’m not a good C programmer, having to unlearn alot of habits from using higher order languages, and am still exploring good patterns for C functions wrt memory management and error handling. I keep trying to write with mathematical types, not bytes in memory.

But, it’s fun, and I fell aseep last night thinking about my project, and looking forward to finding some time to continue it today.

My #WeeklyBrainDump is out, I was busier than I thought this week! I feel like I'm getting some of my creative energy back.

- I read more of the `tmux` man page and discovered `display-menu`
- The Squasher project makes big strides
- I look into #opal_ruby

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/05/06/weekly-brain-dump-21.html

#TaylorEngine #Ruby #GameDev #tmux

My #WeeklyBrainDump is out, I was busier than I thought this week! I feel like I'm getting some of my creative energy back.

- I read more of the `tmux` man page and discovered `display-menu`
- The Squasher project makes big strides
- I look into #opal_ruby

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/05/06/weekly-brain-dump-21.html

#TaylorEngine #Ruby #GameDev #tmux

My #WeeklyBrainDump is out, I was busier than I thought this week! I feel like I'm getting some of my creative energy back.

- I read more of the `tmux` man page and discovered `display-menu`
- The Squasher project makes big strides
- I look into #opal_ruby

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/05/06/weekly-brain-dump-21.html

#TaylorEngine #Ruby #GameDev #tmux

#WeeklyBrainDump time! You get two blog posts in as many days from me, aren't you lucky 🧡

- I've started streaming #Tetris again on https://www.twitch.tv/hell_rok
- Changing my #Neovim / #tmux setup
- I'm trying out comments on my blog in a fun way (inspired by [this post](https://ploum.net/2026-03-20-social-smolnet.html) by @ploum )

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/30/weekly-brain-dump-20.html

#WeeklyBrainDump time! You get two blog posts in as many days from me, aren't you lucky 🧡

- I've started streaming #Tetris again on https://www.twitch.tv/hell_rok
- Changing my #Neovim / #tmux setup
- I'm trying out comments on my blog in a fun way (inspired by [this post](https://ploum.net/2026-03-20-social-smolnet.html) by @ploum )

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/30/weekly-brain-dump-20.html

#WeeklyBrainDump time! You get two blog posts in as many days from me, aren't you lucky 🧡

- I've started streaming #Tetris again on https://www.twitch.tv/hell_rok
- Changing my #Neovim / #tmux setup
- I'm trying out comments on my blog in a fun way (inspired by [this post](https://ploum.net/2026-03-20-social-smolnet.html) by @ploum )

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/30/weekly-brain-dump-20.html

#WeeklyBrainDump time! You get two blog posts in as many days from me, aren't you lucky 🧡

- I've started streaming #Tetris again on https://www.twitch.tv/hell_rok
- Changing my #Neovim / #tmux setup
- I'm trying out comments on my blog in a fun way (inspired by [this post](https://ploum.net/2026-03-20-social-smolnet.html) by @ploum )

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/30/weekly-brain-dump-20.html

Wrote a blog post about switching away from the terminal in #Neovim to using #tmux display-popup.

This was a lot less straight forward than expected so thought documenting it would help others in the future.

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/29/tmux-display-popup.html

Wrote a blog post about switching away from the terminal in #Neovim to using #tmux display-popup.

This was a lot less straight forward than expected so thought documenting it would help others in the future.

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/29/tmux-display-popup.html

Wrote a blog post about switching away from the terminal in #Neovim to using #tmux display-popup.

This was a lot less straight forward than expected so thought documenting it would help others in the future.

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/29/tmux-display-popup.html

Wrote a blog post about switching away from the terminal in #Neovim to using #tmux display-popup.

This was a lot less straight forward than expected so thought documenting it would help others in the future.

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/29/tmux-display-popup.html

Wrote a blog post about switching away from the terminal in #Neovim to using #tmux display-popup.

This was a lot less straight forward than expected so thought documenting it would help others in the future.

https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/04/29/tmux-display-popup.html

I pushed Paneship way further 🚀
~1.5ms prompt, daemon-driven, async everything, zero lag in tmux
It’s now ~10x faster than traditional prompts — and actually scales with large repos

If you care about shell performance, try it:
https://crates.io/crates/paneship
#rust #cli #tmux #opensource #paneship

I've never used tiling window managers like i3 (https://i3wm.org/) or awesome (https://awesomewm.org/) on my workstations. Perhaps I'm wrong, and I should definitely give them a try and always use them in the future. But for several years now, I've been using a different compromise: instead of tiling the entire screen, I tile the space only in the terminal using tmux and this config (https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux).

#tmux #terminal #xfwm #Tiling #WindowManagers #i3wm #awesomewm

I've never used tiling window managers like i3 (https://i3wm.org/) or awesome (https://awesomewm.org/) on my workstations. Perhaps I'm wrong, and I should definitely give them a try and always use them in the future. But for several years now, I've been using a different compromise: instead of tiling the entire screen, I tile the space only in the terminal using tmux and this config (https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux).

#tmux #terminal #xfwm #Tiling #WindowManagers #i3wm #awesomewm

Gaming (with #hades2 as test-case) does not work yet, something still seems to be wrong with the nvidia drivers.

Will investigate after work.

After that: A proper terminal setup with #zsh and #tmux

Gaming (with #hades2 as test-case) does not work yet, something still seems to be wrong with the nvidia drivers.

Will investigate after work.

After that: A proper terminal setup with #zsh and #tmux

Gaming (with #hades2 as test-case) does not work yet, something still seems to be wrong with the nvidia drivers.

Will investigate after work.

After that: A proper terminal setup with #zsh and #tmux

Most prompts ignore tmux.
Paneship is built for it.
~4.7ms, cross-pane caching, Rust.
Feedback & contributors welcome 👇
https://github.com/andev0x/paneship
#rust #cli #tmux #opensource

Most prompts ignore tmux.
Paneship is built for it.
~4.7ms, cross-pane caching, Rust.
Feedback & contributors welcome 👇
https://github.com/andev0x/paneship
#rust #cli #tmux #opensource

@palmin Do you, by any chance, happen to know which Nerd Font contains the icon for the #tmux / #catppuccin RAM module? 😳 (See Screenshot/arrow) I'm currently using "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font" in @ShellFish #ShellFish #SecureShellFish – and it doesn't seem to have it. 🤷‍♂️

@palmin Do you, by any chance, happen to know which Nerd Font contains the icon for the #tmux / #catppuccin RAM module? 😳 (See Screenshot/arrow) I'm currently using "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font" in @ShellFish #ShellFish #SecureShellFish – and it doesn't seem to have it. 🤷‍♂️

@palmin Do you, by any chance, happen to know which Nerd Font contains the icon for the #tmux / #catppuccin RAM module? 😳 (See Screenshot/arrow) I'm currently using "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font" in @ShellFish #ShellFish #SecureShellFish – and it doesn't seem to have it. 🤷‍♂️

@palmin Do you, by any chance, happen to know which Nerd Font contains the icon for the #tmux / #catppuccin RAM module? 😳 (See Screenshot/arrow) I'm currently using "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font" in @ShellFish #ShellFish #SecureShellFish – and it doesn't seem to have it. 🤷‍♂️

@palmin Do you, by any chance, happen to know which Nerd Font contains the icon for the #tmux / #catppuccin RAM module? 😳 (See Screenshot/arrow) I'm currently using "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font" in @ShellFish #ShellFish #SecureShellFish – and it doesn't seem to have it. 🤷‍♂️

Vous mettez quoi comme jolie typo dans votre éditeur de texte pour éviter de saigner des yeux ?

Édit : j'utilise Calibri, ou les nerd font sans

https://www.dafontfree.io/calibri-font/

#emacs #vim #tmux #ghostty #terminal #writer

Vous mettez quoi comme jolie typo dans votre éditeur de texte pour éviter de saigner des yeux ?

Édit : j'utilise Calibri, ou les nerd font sans

https://www.dafontfree.io/calibri-font/

#emacs #vim #tmux #ghostty #terminal #writer

Vous mettez quoi comme jolie typo dans votre éditeur de texte pour éviter de saigner des yeux ?

Édit : j'utilise Calibri, ou les nerd font sans

https://www.dafontfree.io/calibri-font/

#emacs #vim #tmux #ghostty #terminal #writer

Vous mettez quoi comme jolie typo dans votre éditeur de texte pour éviter de saigner des yeux ?

Édit : j'utilise Calibri, ou les nerd font sans

https://www.dafontfree.io/calibri-font/

#emacs #vim #tmux #ghostty #terminal #writer

Vous mettez quoi comme jolie typo dans votre éditeur de texte pour éviter de saigner des yeux ?

Édit : j'utilise Calibri, ou les nerd font sans

https://www.dafontfree.io/calibri-font/

#emacs #vim #tmux #ghostty #terminal #writer

同じ Issue を Claude・Codex・Gemini に同時に解かせるとどうなるか — git worktree × tmux で衝突しない並列 AI 開発
https://qiita.com/nogataka/items/1156e2d3a40c4dab3398?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #Git #tmux #Gemini #codex #ClaudeCode

同じ Issue を Claude・Codex・Gemini に同時に解かせるとどうなるか — git worktree × tmux で衝突しない並列 AI 開発
https://qiita.com/nogataka/items/1156e2d3a40c4dab3398?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #Git #tmux #Gemini #codex #ClaudeCode