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Aims to get the exact behavior you want is often a time consuming endeavor, but in my view it’s worth it. One of my favorite aspects of tmux is that it unlocks the potential for a more powerful vim-based development environment, allowing vim and the shell to feel more like a single cohesive tool. In this post we’ll look at a few ways of customizing tmix and vim to help get more done with less typing and context switching.
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