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tmux resurrect
About this tag
The tmux resurrect tag covers content related to persisting and restoring terminal sessions using the tmux terminal multiplexer, with a focus on the tmux-resurrect plugin. Discussions include how tmux allows users to detach and reattach sessions, keeping long-running jobs alive even after disconnecting. The tmux-resurrect plugin specifically enables saving and restoring tmux sessions, including window layouts, panes, and running programs, across reboots or logouts. This is particularly useful for Linux DevOps workflows where maintaining complex terminal setups is critical. The tag content emphasizes practical tutorials and troubleshooting for session persistence in development and server administration contexts.
Tmux turns a single terminal into a full multitasking workspace, letting you run, manage, and persist multiple shells from one connection so long-running jobs don’t force you to keep a window open or interrupt your workflow.
Background
If you’ve ever started a long rsync, a build, or a migration...