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          You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.



          The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.



          These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.



          In summary, the process is:




          1. Make a temporary folder to work in

          2. Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.

          3. Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)

          4. Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)

          5. extract the files (tar xvzf)

          6. Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:


            • configure (./configure --prefix=$HOME/local)

            • make

            • make install



          7. preappend to path (add this to .bashrc export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)






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          • It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

            – Ataxias
            Apr 19 at 17:35











          • Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

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          You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.



          The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.



          These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.



          In summary, the process is:




          1. Make a temporary folder to work in

          2. Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.

          3. Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)

          4. Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)

          5. extract the files (tar xvzf)

          6. Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:


            • configure (./configure --prefix=$HOME/local)

            • make

            • make install



          7. preappend to path (add this to .bashrc export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)






          share|improve this answer


























          • It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

            – Ataxias
            Apr 19 at 17:35











          • Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

            – Aaron
            6 hours ago
















          3














          You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.



          The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.



          These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.



          In summary, the process is:




          1. Make a temporary folder to work in

          2. Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.

          3. Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)

          4. Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)

          5. extract the files (tar xvzf)

          6. Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:


            • configure (./configure --prefix=$HOME/local)

            • make

            • make install



          7. preappend to path (add this to .bashrc export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)






          share|improve this answer


























          • It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

            – Ataxias
            Apr 19 at 17:35











          • Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

            – Aaron
            6 hours ago














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          You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.



          The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.



          These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.



          In summary, the process is:




          1. Make a temporary folder to work in

          2. Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.

          3. Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)

          4. Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)

          5. extract the files (tar xvzf)

          6. Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:


            • configure (./configure --prefix=$HOME/local)

            • make

            • make install



          7. preappend to path (add this to .bashrc export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)






          share|improve this answer















          You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.



          The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.



          These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.



          In summary, the process is:




          1. Make a temporary folder to work in

          2. Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.

          3. Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)

          4. Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)

          5. extract the files (tar xvzf)

          6. Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:


            • configure (./configure --prefix=$HOME/local)

            • make

            • make install



          7. preappend to path (add this to .bashrc export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)







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          • It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

            – Ataxias
            Apr 19 at 17:35











          • Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

            – Aaron
            6 hours ago



















          • It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

            – Ataxias
            Apr 19 at 17:35











          • Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

            – Aaron
            6 hours ago

















          It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

          – Ataxias
          Apr 19 at 17:35





          It should be export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4

          – Ataxias
          Apr 19 at 17:35













          Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

          – Aaron
          6 hours ago





          Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line

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          6 hours ago


















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