I’m pretty sure I’ve used tmux-ressurect for this. What’s the difference?
Cool thanks, will give it a shot.
Does anyone know how this compares to herdr? I've been curious to try that I've too.
This sounds great! Might convince me to defect from GNU screen.
Does it restore active python venvs?
After much delay I finally got tmux-continuum & tmux-resurrect going. Which I think are very well known plugins for this.
https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect
Also used tpm, the plugin manager. There's some variants. I went with ahiru-tpm which is pretty drop in compatible but not seeing much action, and tpm seems more active again. https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm https://github.com/x3rAx/ahiru-tpm
One of the weird cool (but also, wish I'd known, has risks!) things I wasn't expecting is that captures the screen buffer. The program is dead, but there it is, whatever was last there, when you reboot. Wild.
I've had some system instability some, alas (blast you ram crunch), and did everything under the sun to build tools to capture my workspace. This, this was way way easier.
This is exactly the pain point for me — losing a whole tmux layout after a reboot is annoying, but losing the agent sessions running in those windows is worse. tmux-resurrect never quite got the agent part right for me, so I'm curious to try this and see how it handles restoring those sessions.
Hi everyone I built this since it'd be so frustrating to have all my tmux windows with different paths and layouts all destroyed when restarting my computer (e.g. for installing drivers). It also resumes e.g. claude code sessions. Hope it helps!