Using tmux for session management

1. Command: tmux new -s gobuster

   - Creates a new tmux session with the name "gobuster"

   - Starts the session and attaches to it

2. Command: tmux ls

   - Lists all the active tmux sessions

3. Command: tmux attach -t 1

   - Attaches to an existing tmux session with target ID or name "1"

4. Option: -t (target)

   - Used with "attach" and "rename-session" commands to specify the target session by ID or name

5. Command: tmux rename-session -t 1 gobuster

   - Renames the tmux session with target ID or name "1" to "gobuster"

6. Command: tmux kill-session -t gobuster

   - Terminates the tmux session with the name "gobuster"

7.  Ctrl+B D

   - Detaches from the current tmux session, allowing you to continue working in the background

8.  Ctrl+B %

   - Splits the current window into two horizontally, creating two separate terminal panes

9.  Ctrl+B "

   - Splits the current window into two vertically, creating two separate terminal panes

10.  Ctrl+B Arrow Key (Left, Right, Up, Down)

    - Moves between different terminals or panes within the tmux session

11.  Ctrl+B X

    - Closes the current terminal pane

12.  Ctrl+B C

    - Creates a new window within the tmux session

13.  Ctrl+B Z

    - Zooms in on the current terminal pane, making it full-screen

14.  Ctrl+B ,

    - Renames the current terminal pane

Note: tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows users to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. The provided commands and shortcuts are useful for navigating, creating, renaming, splitting, and closing terminal panes/windows within a tmux session.