Don’t know why you were downvoted. In any case, all terminals can be configured to start with a specific command and arguments. So, depending on your terminal, you might need to read the documentation, and/or search the web.
In alacritty config, this is:
shell:program:<CMD>args:-<ARGS>
Then one of these:
<CMD> is the path to tmux, and you have configured tmux to run the shell of your choice. Search the web for how.
<CMD> is the path to your shell, and it supports launching in tmux. Search the web for how.
For me, it’s the second one. I use fish, and I launch it with fish --command=tmux. So the above config looks like this:
How auto tmux?
Don’t know why you were downvoted. In any case, all terminals can be configured to start with a specific command and arguments. So, depending on your terminal, you might need to read the documentation, and/or search the web.
In alacritty config, this is:
shell: program: <CMD> args: - <ARGS>Then one of these:
<CMD>is the path totmux, and you have configuredtmuxto run the shell of your choice. Search the web for how.<CMD>is the path to your shell, and it supports launching intmux. Search the web for how.For me, it’s the second one. I use
fish, and I launch it withfish --command=tmux. So the above config looks like this:shell: program: /usr/bin/fish args: - --command=tmuxAwesome. Thanks. I’ll set that up later.