Tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows you to run multiple terminal sessions within a single window. It provides a range of features, including split panes, session management, and customizable key bindings, that make it a valuable tool for developers and system administrators.
To install Tmux on a Linux server using apt, run the following command: sudo apt install tmux
Alternatively, to install it using yum, run: sudo yum install tmux
Once Tmux is installed, you can start a new session using the tmux command, and create new windows and split panes using customizable key bindings. You can also detach and reattach sessions, allowing you to keep processes running even when you disconnect from the server.
For more information on how to use Tmux, including advanced configuration and customization options, consult the official documentation or online tutorials.