AFAIK, tmux itself does not ,by default, impose any restrictions on core usage. That said, it is possible to restrict the number of cores within a tmux session using the taskset command or the TMUX_CPU_AFFINITY environment variable (e.g. TMUX_CPU_AFFINITY=3 will tell it to use only cpu #3). Maybe...

A bit late to the party. But I feel like I ought to use tmux (b/c most of my colleagues do). But the one "killer feature" that terminator has which I'm unwilling to give up is the ability to change font size/color/etc. per pane. This means I can make one pane (say one that's just spitting out ...

Terminator is a terminal emulator. It "emulates" a display terminal inside your X-Windows display system. Terminator specifically is very cool, because it allows you to split windows, configure layouts, assign keybindings, etc... Tmux is a "multi-plexer". It's slightly different in that it al...

To add up with all the answers said about the question. I have been a user of both Terminator and Tmux, but right this moment I switched to tmux in xterm. My experience has been great over the decision because ; In tmux i can: Predefine layouts, and with these layouts I can use attach commands...

I want to design my own shell for ubuntu/Linux. Reason behind is only learning and want to show this as a project to my resume .Please someone guide me what should I do step by step. Which Language I should take for doing this and everything. Thanks in advance