tmux.

[ratmav]

all other options are super buggy at the moment. get back on the tmux train. here's what how that needs to look:

• start tmux on shell startup, but don't nest tmux sessions.
• something like Ctrl-T for the leader key.
• leader+s to split horizontal
• leader+v to split vertical
• leader+(h|j|k|l) to navigate panes.
• leader+shift(?)+(h|j|k|l) to resize panes
• leader+z to toggle zoom on pane
• leader+p to pause terminal and enable scrollback and search.

Also, the tmux setup should be as Vim-like as possible, IIRC there are some interesting config options particularly for the scrollback/search stuff (used to be the F7 key.).

Finally, it's time to integrate Vim's yank and paste as well as tmux with the system clipboard. Hopefully there is a clean cross platform (macOS and Linux) was to handle this. (#23)

NOTE: This means moving back to Vim, not Neovim. Can just use.vimrc like in the past, etc. It also means we I don't really need vim-buffergator via #19. (#21)

[ratmav]

there are pre-built tmux plugins that already do most of this.

[ratmav]

This is probably the most recent version of my old .tmux.conf for reference.

[ratmav]

Just used the stock bindings mostly from the plugins, although Ctrl-Space still feels like a better tmux prefix.