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So I predominantly use Macs. The one and only reason why I personally use tmux is because of tmux -CC. I never bothered with screen/tmux simply because I didn't want to learn another whole new set of keybinds (let alone reconfigure them). tmux -CC largely behaves as a native app. Want a new tab? CMD+T. New window? CMD+N. Scrollback with the trackpad. That sort of thing.

The complete system is iterm2 + tmux -CC + et (EternalTerminal) for persistent ssh connections.



How is the behavior in et compared to setting up a no kill signal from your ssh config? Sometimes my no kill signals get killed after a half hour or longer.


Won't that still run afoul of losing your network connection? et is resilient to those sorts of changes. Anything short of a reboot, really.


How did you set up ET for this? I couldn’t get it to work.




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