Hotkeys for different programs There are a lot of keyboard shortcuts for Terminal which are the same as Emacs.
Hotkeys Description Ctrl+f Move cursor one character to the right Ctrl+b Move cursor one character to the left Alt+f Move cursor one word to the right Alt+b Move cursor one word to the left Ctrl+a Move cursor to start of the line Ctrl+e Move cursor to end of the line Ctrl+u Cut everything from line start to cursor Ctrl+k Cut everything from the cursor to end of the line Alt+d Cut the current word after the cursor Ctrl+w Cut the current word before the cursor Ctrl+y Paste the previous cut text Alt+y Paste the second latest cut text Ctrl+p Move to the previous line Ctrl+n Move to the next line Ctrl+s Search Ctrl+r Reverse search Ctrl+j End search Ctrl+g Abort search (restores original line) Alt+r Restores all changes made to line Tab Auto-complete a name Alt+? List all possible completions Alt+* Insert all possible completions
Hotkeys Description C-u NUMBER + shift tab fold all blocks below certain level
Shortcuts
Key(s) Description General Commands ctrl+b ? shows a list of all commands (`q`closes the list) ctrl+b : enter a tmux command Working with Windows ctrl+b c creates a new window ctrl+b , rename current window ctrl+b p switch to previous window ctrl+b n switch to next window ctrl+b w list windows (and then select with arrow keys) Working with Panes ctrl+b % split window vertically ctrl+b ” split window horizontally <br> requires `bind - split-window -v` in our `.tmux.conf` ctrl+b → go to right pane ctrl+b ← go to left pane ctrl+b ↑ go to upper pane ctrl+b ↓ go to lower pane Working with Sessions ctrl+b d detach from session
Commands
Command Description tmux new-session -s <SESSION NAME> creates a new session with name `<SESSION NAME>` tmux ls lists all currently running tmux sessions tmux attach-session -t <SESSION NAME> attach to the session called `<SESSION NAME>`