In this video, I’m sharing how I’ve customized tmux to feel cleaner, more intuitive, and just overall better for daily use. Out of the box, tmux can feel a bit clunky, but with the right tweaks, it can become a seamless part of your workflow. I’ll walk you through how I built my tmux config from scratch, with sensible defaults, a cleaner UI, better navigation between tmux and Vim, session persistence, and more. This is Part 2 of a two-part series. If you're new to tmux, check out Part 1, where we covered the essentials. Otherwise, let’s dive in and upgrade your tmux experience! 🔗 Links Complete Dotfiles with My Full Config: Tmux CPU & Memory Monitor Plugin: Awesome Tmux Repo: 🎥 Related Video ⌛ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:28 Basic Config Options 05:40 Copy-Mode Config 07:41 Improve Window Numbering 08:46 Adding Useful Plugins 13:55 Theme and Styling 19:38 Like & Subscribe? :) 🛠️ Gear I use (affiliate links) These are the tools I actually use every day. If you end up grabbing something through these links, I get a small kickback (no extra cost to you), which helps keep the channel going. - Split keyboard: #tmux #neovim