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Tmux: The Terminal Multiplexer
As the title says, tmux is a terminal multiplexer of incredible performance. Instead of opening another instance of your preferred terminal emulator (or open a new tab), tmux allows the user to open another terminal session inside the current one, inheriting all the current terminals environmental settings and history. To understand the significance of such a useful application, one needs to examine those moments when opening up a new terminal instance or tab is not an option, per se when ssh-ing into a remote computer or using a system that does not provide ann X interface. For these moments tmux is invaluable. For your regular day-to-day use in a terminal emulator, it is not necessarily the ability to open a new terminal that is desired, but the ease at which tmux manages these multiple terminal sessions seamlessly and easily.
Tmux awesomeness
The best place to find plugins, extensions, and means to configure tmux is by visiting the repository for “Awesome Tmux”. There you will find an up to date list of these incredible bonuses.