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## Key bindings ## Key bindings
I've added the most common/useful F-key shortcuts for moving between tmux windows, as well as splitting existing windows into panes with `Ctrl-b |` and `Ctrl-b -`. ### Function keys:
* F2: New window
* F3: Previous window
* F4: Next window
* F6: Detach session
* Ctrl-F6: Kill pane
* F7: Copy mode
* F8: Rename window
* Ctrl-F8: Rename session
* Shift-F12: Toggle bindings on/off
Alt+arrow keys can be used to switch between panes.
### With fmux prefix
* `|`: Split window horizontally
* `-`: Split window vertically
* Shift-W/A/S/D: Resize current pane
* `r`: Reload config from `~/.tmux.conf~`
In case any of these bindings interfere with other commands, they can be temporarily toggled on or off with `Shfit-F12`. In case any of these bindings interfere with other commands, they can be temporarily toggled on or off with `Shfit-F12`.
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<code>ln -s /home/$USER/fmux/tmux.conf /home/$USER/.tmux.conf</code> <code>ln -s /home/$USER/fmux/tmux.conf /home/$USER/.tmux.conf</code>
If your tmux version is 2.9 or greater, use `tmux-2.9.conf` instead. Version 2.9 introduced some [breaking changes](https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/1689) to the style formatting. If your tmux version is 2.9 or greater, use `tmux-2.9.conf` instead. Version 2.9 introduced some [breaking changes](https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/1689) to the style formatting.
3. Start a new tmux session, or reload the configuration file in existing session(s). 3. Start a new tmux session, or reload the configuration file in existing session(s).