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# none of these attempts worked, to bind keys, except sometimes during the sesssion. Oh well.
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# I thought maybe that was because F1 is handled differently in a console than in X, but
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# even just C-1 didnt work. Using just "a" or "x" as the key did, but not yet sure why not "C-".
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#bind-key -T root C-1 attach-session -t$0
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#But this one works now, only picks the wrong one? Mbe need2understand what "$1" or $0 mean, better,
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#but with the stub maybe this doesn't matter:
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bind-key "`" switch-client -t$1
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new-session #$0, stub, for keystroke convenience
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#$1 for root
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new-session #a stub I guess, where keyboard convenience is concerned
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new-window
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send-keys -l pgup
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send-keys Enter
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send-keys -l "less /root/.tmux.conf &"
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send-keys -l "echo; echo; echo Put something here for ssa or just run manly?"
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send-keys Enter
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new-window
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new-window
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new-window sul #for lcall, like man pages
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send-keys -l "man tmux&"
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send-keys Enter
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select-window -t :=1
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#$2 for om, so, can do C-b C-s 2 to get to the session, then C-b <#s> to get ~"tabs"
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new-session sula ; send-keys -l q #0
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send-keys Enter Escape Escape
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new-window sula ; send-keys -l q #1
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send-keys Enter Escape Escape
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new-window sula ; send-keys -l q #2
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send-keys Enter Escape Enter Enter
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new-window sula ; send-keys q #3, to start:
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send-keys Enter Escape
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# %%need a sleep here & .. ?
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send-keys Enter Enter Enter Enter
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new-window sula ; send-keys -l q #4
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send-keys Enter Escape Escape
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new-window sula
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new-window sula
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new-window sula
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new-window sula
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new-window sula
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select-window -t :=2
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select-window -t :=3
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#$3 for email (mutt)
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new-session sula
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new-window sula ; send-keys mutt Enter
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#nah, probly betr not?:
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#send-keys -l z
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#send-keys -l "thepassifdecide"
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#send-keys Enter
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new-window sula ; send-keys mutt Enter
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send-keys -l "c!=sent"
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send-keys Enter
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new-window sula ; send-keys -l "cd mail/config; less mailsig.txt&"
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send-keys Enter
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send-keys "less macros&"
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send-keys Enter
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select-window -t :=1
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#$4 for lacall-net: links etc
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new-session suln
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new-window suln
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#send-keys -l "lkslfx" #; et; links ksl.com"
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#send-keys asdafdfadfadfadfadf
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#%%does opening links break subsequent cmds? With this Enter, the switch-client etc dont work:
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#send-keys Enter
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#send-keys Space Space Space
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new-window suln
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new-window suln
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select-window -t :=1
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#send-keys Space Space Space
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#$5 for lacall-secnet, links?:
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#new-session sulsn
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# then, where to start:
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#%%need a sleep here, or ck a debug thing?
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switch-client -t"$0"
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send-keys -l "sleep 2"
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send-keys Enter
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switch-client -t$2
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