Anyone here who can answer this as well in the context of local work on a Mac? I manually use tmux when sshing into servers but usually that’s one session split in two and that’s it.
Locally I use iterm2 with a single hotkey window but multiple tabs with one per project and then up to 8 panes per tab. These stay open for many months until the inevitable restart for system updates. I feel like I have pretty good persistent terminals this way.
But would there be any benefit for me using tmux locally? I know that iterm2 has some kind of integration with it but I‘ve not tried that
Locally I use iterm2 with a single hotkey window but multiple tabs with one per project and then up to 8 panes per tab. These stay open for many months until the inevitable restart for system updates. I feel like I have pretty good persistent terminals this way.
But would there be any benefit for me using tmux locally? I know that iterm2 has some kind of integration with it but I‘ve not tried that