Re:The Antidesktop (2002)
by tomjakubowski on Monday March 20, 2017 @06:29PM
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> I was mostly using it to organise terminal windows and that was now xmonad's job.
A thing I only realized after switching to a tiling/dynamic window manager (i3), as a tmux user, is that tmux complects two things:
* persistent pty sessions
* pty multiplexing
So even after switching to i3, tmux was still useful to me for the persistent sessions, to keep certain long-running programs running. I just stopped using the multiplexing. But then I learned about abduco [1] which, like dtach, only deals with terminal session management. I haven't looked back since.
A thing I only realized after switching to a tiling/dynamic window manager (i3), as a tmux user, is that tmux complects two things:
So even after switching to i3, tmux was still useful to me for the persistent sessions, to keep certain long-running programs running. I just stopped using the multiplexing. But then I learned about abduco [1] which, like dtach, only deals with terminal session management. I haven't looked back since.[1]: http://www.brain-dump.org/projects/abduco/