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text: tmux command view and change sessions


message: tmux command view and change sessions

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**Explaining basic tmux session commands**


Use `tmux ls` (or `tmux list-sessions`) to view all existing sessions. To jump into another session from the shell, run `tmux attach -t <session>` (shorter: `tmux a -t <session>`). If you are already inside tmux and want to change sessions without detaching, use the key sequence `Ctrl-b` then `s` to bring up the session list, or run `tmux switch-client -t <session>` from the command prompt (`Ctrl-b` then `:`).


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text: Use `tmux ls` (or `tmux list-sessions`) to view all existing sessions. To jump into another session from the shell, run `tmux attach -t <session>` (shorter: `tmux a -t <session>`). If you are already inside tmux and want to change sessions without detaching, use the key sequence `Ctrl-b` then `s` to bring up the session list, or run `tmux switch-client -t <session>` from the command prompt (`Ctrl-b` then `:`).