Managing Configuration with tmuxinator
tmuxinator is a simple tool you can use to define and manage different tmux configurations. You define window layouts and commands in a simple YAML format, and then launch them with the tmuxinator command. Unlike the other approaches, tmuxinator offers a central location for your configurations and a much easier dialect for creating complex layouts. It also lets you specify commands that should always run before each window gets created.
tmuxinator requires the Ruby interpreter, so you’ll need to have that on your system. If you’re on a Mac, you already have Ruby installed, and if you’re on Linux, you can usually install Ruby through a package manager. However, if you plan to use Ruby for anything beyond ...
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