nterminal 1.2.18 → 1.2.20

package/scripts/nterminal-tmux.conf

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+# Minimal tmux configuration for NTerminal's transparent persistence layer.
+#
+# Operators do not see tmux — NTerminal wraps each PTY in a tmux session on
+# a dedicated socket (-L nterminal) so PTYs survive `nterminalctl restart`
+# and NTerminal version updates without losing the shell or its state. The
+# trade-off is that an OS reboot still kills everything because tmux's own
+# server dies with the host.
+#
+# This config strips every tmux UI affordance so the experience matches a
+# raw shell — no status bar, no key bindings, no mouse capture. An operator
+# who types Ctrl-b should see no effect, just like in a normal terminal.
+
+# Pass terminal mouse events straight through to xterm.js so the operator's
+# scroll and drag selection behave like a raw shell (this is the main reason
+# operators avoid running tmux themselves; wrapping invisibly only works if
+# we don't introduce that override).
+set -g mouse off
+
+# Hide the bottom status line — it's the most visible "you're in tmux" hint.
+set -g status off
+
+# Don't wait for Esc to be the start of a key sequence; pass it through
+# instantly so vim-style apps don't feel laggy.
+set -g escape-time 0
+
+# Keep a generous scrollback per-session for browser-refresh reattach.
+set -g history-limit 100000
+
+# Default terminal type — xterm.js advertises this, so it matches.
+set -g default-terminal "xterm-256color"
+
+# Unbind every default key binding (including the Ctrl-b prefix's menu
+# bindings) so accidentally hitting tmux shortcuts is a no-op rather than a
+# surprise.
+unbind-key -a