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Frequently, using tmux I'll want to switch panes and then immediately give input. For example I'll jump over (C-B->), then want to run the last command (^-Enter). However, it appears there's a timeout where I'm still in command mode.



Can I force tmux to only interpret a single keystroke in command mode (C-B) and then immediately give control back to the terminal? I feel like this is annoying and gets in my way more than it is a feature.










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    Frequently, using tmux I'll want to switch panes and then immediately give input. For example I'll jump over (C-B->), then want to run the last command (^-Enter). However, it appears there's a timeout where I'm still in command mode.



    Can I force tmux to only interpret a single keystroke in command mode (C-B) and then immediately give control back to the terminal? I feel like this is annoying and gets in my way more than it is a feature.










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      Frequently, using tmux I'll want to switch panes and then immediately give input. For example I'll jump over (C-B->), then want to run the last command (^-Enter). However, it appears there's a timeout where I'm still in command mode.



      Can I force tmux to only interpret a single keystroke in command mode (C-B) and then immediately give control back to the terminal? I feel like this is annoying and gets in my way more than it is a feature.










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      Frequently, using tmux I'll want to switch panes and then immediately give input. For example I'll jump over (C-B->), then want to run the last command (^-Enter). However, it appears there's a timeout where I'm still in command mode.



      Can I force tmux to only interpret a single keystroke in command mode (C-B) and then immediately give control back to the terminal? I feel like this is annoying and gets in my way more than it is a feature.







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          set -s escape-time 0


          This means that tmux will not wait any amount of time for a keystroke combination (it will still wait indefinitely following <prefix> for a tmux command)






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