* Use tmux native method of renaming windows
This uses tmux's built in method of renaming windows, and it even works
with pane switching rather than relying on cd to change the window name
* Update config/tmux/tmux.conf
I agree with the copilot suggestion
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* Add Tmux
Being able to use a unified terminal setup between local and remote
hosts has some real advantages.
* Renaming is more important than reloading
* Self-explanatory, really
* Add alias for it
* Attach to last used session or start a new if we have none
* Just stick to n/p
* Make it a clean 10x
* We don't need this
* Keep similar fixes together
* Keep bindings together
* Hate looking at that 0
* Add way to refresh theme from its templates (when they've changed)
* Fix
If it is not run as a sub-shell, using open and then subsequently closing the app will pollute the existing terminal with messages like:
[1] 287915
[1]+ Done xdg-open "$@" > /dev/null 2>&1
Making it a subshell removes this noise and keeps it more like the open command in macOS.
* better pkg manager with shotcuts
* removed ctrl-d, it conflict with terminal
* reveal keybinds to user
* We don't need yayf any more now we have full integration in Omarchy menu
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