set -g history-limit 50000 new -s ds -n WindowName Command neww -n foo/bar foo splitw -h splitw -h splitw -v splitw -v This is my tmux.conf file. I start it by using tmux attach. It does everything I want it to do, but it ignores the very first splitw command regardless of whether or not it's a splitw -h or splitw -v.
I'd like to understand why this is happening and anything I can do to fix it.
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I ended up doing this. You can run this .tmux.conf with just tmux. It kills the extraneous session created by running the command tmux (which aliases to tmux-session).
set -g history-limit 50000 new -s ds -n estruct selectw -t ds splitw -v splitw -h splitw -h #Switch to the "ds" session (defaultSession) and then kill the extra one send-keys "tmux switch-client -t ds" C-m send-keys "tmux kill-session -t 1" C-m send-keys "clear" C-m #Move to each individual panels and run commands as though you're there, C-m submits them as though you've hit enter selectp -t 0 send-keys "tmux resize-pane -D 20" C-m send-keys "tmux resize-pane -D 10" C-m send-keys "sci" C-m send-keys "clear" C-m I know this is a really "bad" approach, but I find tmux's behavior extremely complex and incomprehensible. This gives me a very simple interface to getting my relatively simple environment setup in a straightforward way.
