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I would suggest to add "tmux" and "tmux-256color", as tmux v2.1 (latest at the time of writing) now enforces screen-compatible behavior (e.g., altering italics) and suggests to use "tmux" and "tmux-256color" terminals for those who want such extra customizations. Moreover, some Linux distros such as ArchLinux contain these terminals by default, and I see no reason why there is only screen but tmux. ;)
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I would suggest to add "tmux" and "tmux-256color", as tmux v2.1 (latest at
the time of writing) now enforces screen-compatible behavior (e.g.,
altering italics) and suggests to use "tmux" and "tmux-256color" terminals
for those who want such extra customizations. Moreover, some Linux distros
such as ArchLinux contain these terminals by default, and I see no reason
why there is only screen and not tmux. ;)
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I would suggest to add "tmux" and "tmux-256color", as tmux v2.1 (latest at the time of writing) now enforces screen-compatible behavior (e.g., altering italics) and suggests to use "tmux" and "tmux-256color" terminals for those who want such extra customizations. Moreover, some Linux distros such as ArchLinux contain these terminals by default, and I see no reason why there is only screen but tmux. ;)
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