This is a simple but useful setup for tmux, it will continue to grow overtime.

• tmux-plugins/tpm

  • tpm refers to the TPM (Tmux Plugin Manager) that is a part of the tmux-plugins project. This plugin manager is designed to handle the installation, loading, and management of other tmux plugins. tmux is a terminal multiplexer, which allows multiple terminal sessions to be accessed and controlled from a single screen.
  • tpm simplifies the process of adding plugins to tmux, managing their configuration, and updating them when new versions are released.

• tmux-plugins/tmux-sensible

  • tmux-sensible is a plugin within the tmux-plugins collection, and it’s designed to provide a set of sensible default configurations for tmux. The goal of this plugin is to make tmux more user-friendly and usable out of the box, without requiring extensive customization and configuration.
  • tmux-sensible provides a range of default settings that are considered to be universally acceptable and beneficial to most tmux users. These may include settings related to:
    • terminal behavior and appearance
    • window and pane configurations
    • key bindings
    • other basic tmux settings

• christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator

  • vim-tmux-navigator allows seamless navigation between Vim splits and tmux panes. This means that if you use Vim as your text editor within a tmux session, this plugin provides a consistent way to navigate across both Vim splits and tmux panes using the same key bindings.
  • Features:
    • allows users to navigate between Vim splits and tmux panes using a consistent set of key bindings.
    • convenient for users who frequently work with tmux and Vim together, as it makes the process of navigating between different panes and splits more efficient and intuitive.

• tmux-gruvbox

  • Theme with 'retro groove' flavor for Tmux, based on Pavel Pertsev's gruvbox colorscheme and inspired by work of Gordon Chiam. Subthemes switching inspired by tmux-color-solarized.

1. Validate requirements

   • tmux version 1.9 (or higher)
   • git
   • bash

2. Clone the tmux-plugins/tpm repo to the specified directory

git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm

3. Move the .tmux.conf file from this repo to ~/.tmux.conf
   
   

4. Reload TMUX environment so TPM is sourced

# type this in terminal if tmux is already running
tmux source ~/.tmux.conf

5. Within a tmux session invoke tpm install of packages

# install packages via key binding
<ctrl-b + I>