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Reclaiming The Entire Window

If you have attached to a tmux session whose dimensions are being constrained by another connection, you may find an L-shaped portion of your window filled with dots. tmux defers to the session with smaller dimensions. The easiest way to reclaim the entire window for your session is to attach to the session while forcing all other sessions to detach. The -d flag will help with that.

$ tmux attach-session -d -t my-session

By detaching all other sessions, you are ensuring that your machine's dimensions are the ones that tmux uses when drawing the window. This is a great quick fix if you're working on your own, but probably not what you want to do if you are in a pair programming situation.

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