Linux Command Line (67) tmux pt1
tmux allows us to start virtual terminal sessions that we can disconnect and reconnect to even if the terminal window is closed.
We can have many tmux sessions running at the same time and we can rename the tmux sessions to identify each tmux session.
To let Linux know the next command is a tmux command, tmux has a prefix of holding down control and pressing the lower case "b" key.
Holding down control and pressing the "b" key and then the "d" key will detach from the current tmux session.
We can list the tmux sessions running by typing "tmux ls" in a terminal window and then "tmux attach" when there is a single tmux session running or "tmux attach -t tmux session name" when multiple tmux sessions are running.
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