dotfiles VS tmuxed

Oh my—I actually just mentioned Kitty for diplomatic reasons as some folks feel it's a friendlier alternative to Alacritty. I've personally never used it myself. Alacritty has recommended using tmux from the beginning (originally it planned to never even implement scrollback and recommended tmux instead, but they caved and now there is native scrollback).

I believe I used this article when I switched over from iTerm to Alacritty: https://arslan.io/2018/02/05/gpu-accelerated-terminal-alacri...

Otherwise, here's my alacritty config: https://github.com/sodapopcan/dotfiles/blob/f9eba86bf292aa3b.... Line 57 is where the keybindings start (They are annoying to read since they use escape sequences). I make my tmux prefix `ctrl-space` (because ctrl-b is useful), then in Alacritty pressing `cmd` sends `ctrl-space` to tmux.

tmux is fantastic. For years I've used it as a basic way to standardize development environments by using splits and multi-panes -- for a long time I stuck a bash script in a directory and told folks to "yarn dev" or whatever to stand up docker-compose, their backend, ngrok, and so forth, but I recently polished it up into a downloadable single-binary application that uses a YAML file that you can just drop in a repository:

https://github.com/eropple/tmuxed