tmux “last-session” binding

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How could I bind to last (most recent) session? The obvious last-session leads to an "unknown command" error.



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    How could I bind to last (most recent) session? The obvious last-session leads to an "unknown command" error.



    bind-key z last-session









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      How could I bind to last (most recent) session? The obvious last-session leads to an "unknown command" error.



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      How could I bind to last (most recent) session? The obvious last-session leads to an "unknown command" error.



      bind-key z last-session






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          Don't know about how to bind to the Eject key (it's too far from the home keys anyway!) but this will do the trick:



          bind-key -n z switch-client -l





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          • Worked for me, thanks.
            – mahemoff
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          • Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
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          In recent versions of tmux (e.g. 2.6) the key Prefix-L is already bound to the command switch-client -l which as user47464 pointed out is probably what you want.



          You can check your bindings with Prefix-?:



          ...
          bind-key -T prefix L switch-client -l
          ...





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            up vote
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            Don't know about how to bind to the Eject key (it's too far from the home keys anyway!) but this will do the trick:



            bind-key -n z switch-client -l





            share|improve this answer






















            • Worked for me, thanks.
              – mahemoff
              Sep 19 '13 at 1:12










            • Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
              – davidvandebunte
              Nov 21 at 22:18














            up vote
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            Don't know about how to bind to the Eject key (it's too far from the home keys anyway!) but this will do the trick:



            bind-key -n z switch-client -l





            share|improve this answer






















            • Worked for me, thanks.
              – mahemoff
              Sep 19 '13 at 1:12










            • Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
              – davidvandebunte
              Nov 21 at 22:18












            up vote
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            Don't know about how to bind to the Eject key (it's too far from the home keys anyway!) but this will do the trick:



            bind-key -n z switch-client -l





            share|improve this answer














            Don't know about how to bind to the Eject key (it's too far from the home keys anyway!) but this will do the trick:



            bind-key -n z switch-client -l






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            answered Sep 19 '13 at 1:01







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            • Worked for me, thanks.
              – mahemoff
              Sep 19 '13 at 1:12










            • Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
              – davidvandebunte
              Nov 21 at 22:18
















            • Worked for me, thanks.
              – mahemoff
              Sep 19 '13 at 1:12










            • Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
              – davidvandebunte
              Nov 21 at 22:18















            Worked for me, thanks.
            – mahemoff
            Sep 19 '13 at 1:12




            Worked for me, thanks.
            – mahemoff
            Sep 19 '13 at 1:12












            Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
            – davidvandebunte
            Nov 21 at 22:18




            Doesn't this bind z to this action even without the tmux prefix? I'd prefer bind-key z switch-client -l so it's easier to type z into a terminal when it's needed.
            – davidvandebunte
            Nov 21 at 22:18












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            In recent versions of tmux (e.g. 2.6) the key Prefix-L is already bound to the command switch-client -l which as user47464 pointed out is probably what you want.



            You can check your bindings with Prefix-?:



            ...
            bind-key -T prefix L switch-client -l
            ...





            share|improve this answer
























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              In recent versions of tmux (e.g. 2.6) the key Prefix-L is already bound to the command switch-client -l which as user47464 pointed out is probably what you want.



              You can check your bindings with Prefix-?:



              ...
              bind-key -T prefix L switch-client -l
              ...





              share|improve this answer






















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                In recent versions of tmux (e.g. 2.6) the key Prefix-L is already bound to the command switch-client -l which as user47464 pointed out is probably what you want.



                You can check your bindings with Prefix-?:



                ...
                bind-key -T prefix L switch-client -l
                ...





                share|improve this answer












                In recent versions of tmux (e.g. 2.6) the key Prefix-L is already bound to the command switch-client -l which as user47464 pointed out is probably what you want.



                You can check your bindings with Prefix-?:



                ...
                bind-key -T prefix L switch-client -l
                ...






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