[21:18]  * BugeyeD starting to really like tmux as a replacement for gnu-screen
[21:25] <Nivex> I've started playing with it at home
[21:25] <Nivex> it's a slight paradigm shift
[21:25] <Nivex> of course I started messing with panes pretty quickly
[21:26] <Nivex> I imagine if I just did a 1:1 feature map with screen it would probably just be a matter of relearning/rebinding keys
[21:26] <Nivex> it would be interesting if Ubuntu could port its byobu stuff over to tmux
[21:27] <Nivex> since tmux was designed to be more scriptable, and is being more actively maintained
[21:27] <Nivex> coxn: ^^^
[21:28] <coxn> Nivex: noted
[21:30] <coxn> yeah I'm pretty wedded (sp?) to byobu
[21:30] <coxn> and the traditional screen keybindings
[21:31] <coxn> if the byobu folks (person?) migrate, I definitely will go along
[21:32] <Nivex> I've not worked with byobu, so I wouldn't miss the "pretty" bits.  There are some keybinding changes I need to make
[21:32] <Nivex> which is essentially one of the first things I do in mutt.  To this day I'm still using PINE keybindings :)
[21:56] <BugeyeD> byobu? unfamiliar with that ... probably know what it is, just don't recognize the name.
[21:58] <Nivex> it's ubuntu's prettification of screen.  https://launchpad.net/byobu  (interestingly the first Google hit ahead of the wikipedia definition)
[22:00] <BugeyeD> oh, i recognize that. just not the name.