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Tmux: how to specify session in new-window
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When I run tmux new-window from a script outside of my current tmux session, how can I specify which session the new window should be associated with?
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When I run tmux new-window from a script outside of my current tmux session, how can I specify which session the new window should be associated with?
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When I run tmux new-window from a script outside of my current tmux session, how can I specify which session the new window should be associated with?
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When I run tmux new-window from a script outside of my current tmux session, how can I specify which session the new window should be associated with?
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Though not very clearly documented, it turns out windows can be specified as session-name:window-number, so specifying tmux new-window -t SESSION: results in creating a new window in the session. The session name or default number may be used.
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Though not very clearly documented, it turns out windows can be specified as session-name:window-number, so specifying tmux new-window -t SESSION: results in creating a new window in the session. The session name or default number may be used.
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Though not very clearly documented, it turns out windows can be specified as session-name:window-number, so specifying tmux new-window -t SESSION: results in creating a new window in the session. The session name or default number may be used.
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