How to install tmux on Centos?

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When I do yum install tmux, it gives me an error 



Setting up Install Process 
No package tmux available. 
Error: Nothing to do


Any idea on how to solve this issue?






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    When I do yum install tmux, it gives me an error 



    Setting up Install Process 
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    Error: Nothing to do


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      Error: Nothing to do


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      Setting up Install Process 
      No package tmux available. 
      Error: Nothing to do


      Any idea on how to solve this issue?






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                By installing the correct repository, and installing it from that repo:



                # yum install epel-release
                # yum install tmux





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                # yum install tmux






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