I also tried xterm-256color and screen-256color in ~/.nf. Get ~]$ echo ~]$ tput colorsĪnd vim colorized scheme works fine for all pane and all tmux sessions. Start a new session and check the $TERM value inside tmux session. Or Just run echo "set -g default-terminal \"tmux-256color\"" > ~/.nf This method only works in the current pane of the session.Ĭreate ~/.nf file and add set -g default-terminal "tmux-256color" to the file. So, just set export TERM=screen-256color inside tmux session. The value of $TERM in bash is: ~]$ echo ~]$ tput colorsĬheck $TERM value inside tmux session. tmux in practice: iTerm2 and tmux integration includes benefits and drawbacks of using iterm2 vs tmux locally.
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It also discusses tmux features in general, their relevance for local and remote scenarios, and how to setup and configure tmux to support nested sessions. It kept saying screen as the value until I restarted all tmux processes, at which point it reflected xterm-256color as expected.įedora 29 workstation x86_64, GNOME Terminal 3.30.1 Tmux in practice: explores local and nested remote tmux sessions. You can test what Vim is seeing by doing echo $TERM from within a tmux session. I simply added set -g default-terminal "xterm-256color" to ~/.nf on my remote machine and restarted all remote tmux processes. I got my remote setup (ssh to Ubuntu 14.04) to work exactly the same way without any modifications to. All I did was add the line set -g default-terminal "xterm-256color" to ~/.nf and restarted all tmux processes. I got my setup to work on my local machine (OSX 10.9.5 with iTerm2) without any modification to. I don't know if others are doing this as well but I recommend closing all tmux processes before modifying the.
The next time I restarted tmux the default-terminal setting in. I re-attached my session, closed out my processes, and closed ALL tmux processes. I remembered that I had a tmux session in the background. I, like others here, was having a difficult time getting the default-terminal setting to take effect. I just discovered why I was having a lot of confusion.
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