Reevaluating the Use of tmux in Development Workflows
By
elashri
Fresh out the oven, still warm. Top of the tray.
Summary
The article discusses the author's shift away from using tmux, a terminal multiplexer they had relied on for over seven years, after encountering a GitHub issue highlighting its unnecessary overhead and complexity. The piece reflects on the potential inefficiencies of multiplexers and explores alternatives for development workflows.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI had the exact same response whenever someone would argue against using tmux.
For context, I've been a huge fan of tmux and have been using it as a daily part of my workflow for 7+ years.
In summary: multiplexers add unnecessary overhead, suffer from a complexity cascade, because they actually have to tran
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