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tmux can be configured to use your own defined shortcuts. This can be done my saving key bindings and other settings to a .tmux.conf file in your user home folder (do: nano ~/.tmux.conf)
Below is my (beloved) current .tmux.conf file:
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| Command | Command prefix | ||||
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| Split window horizontally | cntrl-alt-n | ||||
| Split window vertically | cntrl-alt-m | ||||
| Resize pane up | cntrl-alt-Up | ||||
| Resize pane down | cntrl-alt-Down | ||||
| Resize pane left | cntrl-alt-Left | ||||
| Resize pane right | cntrl-alt-Right; | ||||
| Zoom current pane (make fullscreen) | cntrl-alt-f | ||||
| Switch to above pane | cntrl-alt-k | ||||
| Switch to below pane | cntrl-alt-j | ||||
| Switch to left pane | cntrl-alt-h | ||||
| Switch to right pane | alt-l | Switch to next window | cntrl-alt-l | Switch to previous window | cntrl-alt-h |
Reloading .tmux.conf without restarting tmux
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