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Tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows users to manage multiple shell sessions from a single terminal window. It is especially useful for Linux DevOps workflows, enabling long-running processes like rsync, builds, or migrations to persist even after disconnecting from an SSH session. Tmux provides detachable sessions, window management, and multitasking capabilities, making it a valuable tool for developers and system administrators who need to maintain persistent terminal sessions without keeping a window open. This tag covers tutorials and discussions about using tmux for efficient terminal management on Linux systems.
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    Tmux Tutorial: Persist Terminal Sessions for Linux DevOps

    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...
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