# File:           $HOME/.tmux.conf
# Purpose:        Setup file for the terminal emulator TMUX
# Availability:   This file is available as
#                 http://www.guckes.net/Setup/tmux.conf
# Author:         Sven Guckes  tmux-config @ guckes.net
# Latest change:  Sat Nov 21 10:42:23 CET 2020
# Changes:
# Thu Nov 19 12:42:23 CET 2020
# Tue Jan 17 03:00:00 CET 2017
# Sat Dec 31 14:42:23 CET 2016
# Fr  Jun 05 23:23:23 CEST 2015

# [2011-03-28] https://mutelight.org/practical-tmux by Brandur Leach

# reload the config file:
# source-file ~/.tmux.conf

# set the prefix command" to CTRL-A
# (instead of the default CTRL-B)
# probably useful for people
# changing over from Gnu SCREEN
  unbind C-b
  set -g prefix C-a

# 2020-11-19
# together with c-a as the prefix
# this makes "c-a c-a" toggle between the
# current and previous window like screen does
# with the ":other" command.  halleluja! :-)
  bind c-a last-window

# seeting the default command and shell:
  set -g default-command /bin/zsh
  set -g default-shell   /bin/zsh
# you may want to add "--login" as a parameter
# to make each shell a "login shell"

# PREFIX = CTRL-B (default)
# PREFIX c Create new window
# PREFIX d Detach current client
# PREFIX l Move to previously selected window
# PREFIX n Move to the next     window
# PREFIX p Move to the previous window
# PREFIX & Kill   the current window
# PREFIX , Rename the current window
# PREFIX % Split  the current window into two panes
# PREFIX q Show pane numbers (used to switch between panes)
# PREFIX o Switch to the next pane
# PREFIX ? List all keybindings

# NUMBERS
# begin window index from 1 instead of 0
# set -g base-index 1
  set -g base-index 0
# actually, i so much used to screen's "index 0"
# that i have removed this setting. o_O
# old habits are hard to break...

# Note: Screen cannot do this, ie "start at one".
# the window numbering in screen
# *always* starts with zero. *sigh*
# begin pane index by 1 instead of 0
  set -g pane-base-index 1

# STATUSBAR
# 2020-11-19
# set status line in white on blue:
  set -g status-bg blue
  set -g status-fg white

# MOUSE
# select window using the mouse
# set-option -ag mouse-select-window on
# resize pane using the mouse
# set-option -ag mouse-resize-pane on

# Key Bindings
# reload the configuration!
  bind r source-file ~/.tmux.conf \; display "Reloaded!"

# splitting windows into panes (think "sub-windows")
  bind | split-window -h
  bind - split-window -v

# 2015-06-05
# Terminal Colors
  set-option -g default-terminal "screen-256color"

# 2017-01-07
  set-option -g set-titles on

# 2017-01-17
# change "default-COMMAND" to get a
# different, well, default command".  :-)
# set-option -g default-command /bin/bash
# set-option -g default-shell   /bin/bash

# 2020-11-19
# show the status bar on top line of screen!
  set status-position top
# .. now how to also display tmux with its version number?
#
# toggle display of status bar
  bind _ set-option status

# 2020-11-19
# enter copy-mode not only with [ but also with c-[ (aka ESC)
  bind c-[ copy-mode

# mini HOWTO copy mode
# (1) PREFIX [      enter copy mode
# (2) MOVE AROUND.. (emacs/vi commands)
# (3) PREFIX SP     begin selection here
# (4) PREFIX ENTER  end   selection here -> goes into buffer
# (5) PREFIX ]      paste from buffer

# more...
# set-option window-style 'bg=black fg=red'

# 2020-11-21 turn on acticity notification for all windows:
# set-option -wt:0 monitor-activity on
  set-option -w    monitor-activity on

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