Terminal

I first found about tmux some years ago, when I was trying to make neovim work for me as a text editor for my software development, I realized that working on the terminal to do my work as a SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) was super fun, so I watched a lot of videos on how to setup and even bought a book about Tmux 2 by Brian P. Hogan, I was facinated by the level of details and cool stuff that you can accomplish with Tmux, how you can be more productive, but at the end of the day how you can enjoy more developing on the terminal, I wanted to share with you my tmux setup.