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$ tmux a -t [name]
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-Tmux installation
+'''$ tmux a -t mySession'''
-Tmux is a terminal multiplexer, for collective editing in a terminal. Again, we are going to install this on the server (the pi). To use it you must be SSHed into the server as above [[01-Set up Pi for local Network Access#Security via SSH Keys]].
-So, assuming you are SSHed into your server, follow these steps.
-To install:
-apt-get install tmux
-To create a new tmux session sign into the user under which you would like the session to be registered (in our case sudo). We would do this by executing the command:
-sudo su
-A tmux session is a shared terminal session where all those connected can input and execute commands synchronously. Below name your session, by replacing [name] with a name of your choice :
-tmux new -s [name]
-example:` tmux new -s mySession
-To join the session when on a server use the following command replacing [name] with the name of the session:
-tmux a -t [name]
-example: tmux a -t mySession
-Note: Everyone in a Tmux session is acting as the same user. However we can create split screens and multiple panes within Tmux so different people can work on different things.
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