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Added docs for systemd usage.

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### Linux
Help with this would be greatly appreciated. Please get in touch.
#### Systemd
##### this will only start the tmux server, it will *not* start any terminal emulator
To enable automatic start with systemd:
- Put `set -g @continuum-boot 'on'` in tmux.conf
- reload tmux config with this shell command: `$ tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf`
- see [systemd](./systemd_details.md) for more details about how this is implemented

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# Systemd autmatic start for tmux
The first time tmux starts when '@continuum-boot' is set to 'on' tmux-continuum will generate a user level systemd unit file which it will save to `${HOME}/.config/systemd/user/tmux.service` and enable it. From then on when that user logs in, either through a gui session or on the console or via ssh, Systemd will start the tmux server.
The command used to start the tmux server is determined via the '@systemd_tmux_server_start_cmd' option that can be set in .tmux.conf. (Remeber to reload your configuration with `tmux source ~/.tmux.conf` afterwards.
The default command to use is `new-session`. If you want more control over what sessions get started then you should set up your sessions in tmux.conf and set @systemd_tmux_server_start_cmd to 'start-server'