tmux, mouse, mosh, and Cmd-click
By Venky.N.I... on February 13, 2013 03:13 (imported from Google Code)
- mosh (http://mosh.mit.edu/) is in some ways an ssh replacement.
- tmux has a mouse mode to select panes, scroll etc
- I use mosh in iterm2 to connect to a remote machine and run tmux
- Previous mouse-reporting didn't work when I did this
- I recently discovered that if I ran mosh like
perl -E ' print "\e[?1005h\e[?1002h" ' && mosh -p 8081 ...
then mouse reporting would work, and I could use mouse-mode in tmux.
I can hold Option to turn off mouse reporting, so that I can select
However, I can no longer click on URLs etc, because Cmd-Option-click is rectangle selection. Is there a way to remedy this?
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Comment 1 by gnach... on February 14, 2013 00:03
The mouse mode breakage is likely a mosh bug.
Cmd-opt click actually does open a URL, but it opens it without bringing the browser to the foreground.
The only solution I can think of here is to make mouse actions scriptable, so I'll tag this for v3.
Labels: Milestone: Release3.0
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Comment 2 by Venky.N.I... on February 14, 2013 00:06
You're right-- Cmd-opt-click does open URLs in the background, I must've messed with Semantic History at some point.
mouse-mode breakage isn't your fault either, it's a KP for mosh. Really, not much to do here, but scriptable mouse actions would be cool