# tmux -- durable terminal sessions (team baseline)

Why the team uses it: sessions on the jumphost survive SSH disconnects, so a
dropped connection no longer kills mid-stream work (deploys, Code sessions,
long verifies). Detach with `prefix + d`, reattach from any client with
`tmux attach` (or the `ts <name>` helper from the shell pack).

What this pack installs:

- `install-010-core.sh`   -- tmux via apt; enforces version floor >= 3.2
- `install-020-config.sh` -- symlinks the team `tmux.conf` to `~/.tmux.conf`
- `install-030-tpm.sh`    -- clones TPM (plugin manager); then `prefix + I`
                             inside tmux installs the team plugin set

Key decisions (debate welcome, change via PR):

- Prefix stays at the default `C-b`. The common `C-a` rebind shadows readline
  beginning-of-line, which ops shells use constantly. Rebind in your
  `~/.tmux.conf.local` if you disagree for your own sessions.
- Baseline status bar is minimal. Powerline-style frameworks need patched
  fonts on every client and fork per-user fast; they are a personal choice
  for `~/.tmux.conf.local`, not team baseline.
- Plugins: `tmux-yank` (clipboard copy), `tmux-prefix-highlight` (visual cue
  when the prefix is armed). Additions go through `plugins.list` + the
  matching `@plugin` line in `files/tmux.conf`.

Daily driver commands:

    tmux new -A -s main      # create-or-attach a session named "main"
    prefix + d               # detach (session keeps running)
    tmux ls                  # list sessions
    prefix + r               # reload config after edits