How to clean up all windows of tmux?

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When I pressed Ctrl+b w, I saw the windows I used before. How could I delete all of them?







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  • It would have been better if you had requested a migration of your SO question here... Oh well.
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It would have been better if you had requested a migration of your SO question here... Oh well.
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From the tmux man page:



 kill-window [-a] [-t target-window]
(alias: killw)

Kill the current window or the window at target-window, removing it
from any sessions to which it is linked. The -a option kills all
but the window given with -t.


So, at your command prompt try:



$ tmux kill-window -a


If you have one window that you want to preserve include it as well:



$ tmux kill-window -a -t:<window number>





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  • Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
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    yesterday











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From the tmux man page:



 kill-window [-a] [-t target-window]
(alias: killw)

Kill the current window or the window at target-window, removing it
from any sessions to which it is linked. The -a option kills all
but the window given with -t.


So, at your command prompt try:



$ tmux kill-window -a


If you have one window that you want to preserve include it as well:



$ tmux kill-window -a -t:<window number>





share|improve this answer























  • Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
    – Edward Lin
    yesterday















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From the tmux man page:



 kill-window [-a] [-t target-window]
(alias: killw)

Kill the current window or the window at target-window, removing it
from any sessions to which it is linked. The -a option kills all
but the window given with -t.


So, at your command prompt try:



$ tmux kill-window -a


If you have one window that you want to preserve include it as well:



$ tmux kill-window -a -t:<window number>





share|improve this answer























  • Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
    – Edward Lin
    yesterday













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From the tmux man page:



 kill-window [-a] [-t target-window]
(alias: killw)

Kill the current window or the window at target-window, removing it
from any sessions to which it is linked. The -a option kills all
but the window given with -t.


So, at your command prompt try:



$ tmux kill-window -a


If you have one window that you want to preserve include it as well:



$ tmux kill-window -a -t:<window number>





share|improve this answer















From the tmux man page:



 kill-window [-a] [-t target-window]
(alias: killw)

Kill the current window or the window at target-window, removing it
from any sessions to which it is linked. The -a option kills all
but the window given with -t.


So, at your command prompt try:



$ tmux kill-window -a


If you have one window that you want to preserve include it as well:



$ tmux kill-window -a -t:<window number>






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  • Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
    – Edward Lin
    yesterday

















  • Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
    – Edward Lin
    yesterday
















Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
– Edward Lin
yesterday





Thanks... Actually, I tried man tmux and found the kill-widow command. However, maybe I did a typo, It did work at that time. This time it succeeds.
– Edward Lin
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