I use ’tmux’ on anything that runs it, from FreeBSD, macOS and Linux. On some of my Linux servers, noticeably openSUSE ones, when I connect to them via SSH, I would receive the following warning: ... Have a lot of fun... warning: Could not set up terminal. warning: TERM environment variable set to 'tmux-256color'. warning: Check that this terminal type is supported on this system. warning: Using fallback terminal type 'ansi'....
Apart from being an aparent Linux user, I’m also a fan of FreeBSD. A few years ago I challenged myself to perform all work related tasks on a FreeBSD machine for 6 months. It turned out that FreeBSD’s been working out quite well as a general usage work desktop. Today, I’d like to share a quick solution to a small annoying issue that may or may not affect you when you’re using FreeBSD....
To reload tmux’s config without quitting and starting it again, we can hit Ctrl + B then :. Once the we get the prompt just run: :source-file ~/.tmux.conf Ref: https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/reloading-tmux-config/