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-tmux ( terminal multiplexer) is a tool that allows creation of shell
-sessions that are detached from your terminal.
+*tmux* is a terminal multiplexer.  A multiplexer enables the creation
+and control of multiple terminals from a single screen.  It also allows
+the detachment of a screen to run in the background with the ability to
+re-attach and start where you left off.
 
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+Here is an example of starting  a *tmux* session:
 
-**Command**
+    $ tmux new -s data_transfer
+    $ cd /nesi/nobackup/nesi99999/myproject
+    $ rsync -av someserver:/projectdata.tgz projectdata.tgz
+    CTRL-b d
 
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+The **CTRL-b** **d** keyboard shortcut "detaches" the screen which
+allows you to logoff .  When you are ready to reattach to the session
+you login and run the following:
 
-**Examples of use**
+    $ tmux attach -t data_transfer
 
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+Once reattached your session will be where you left it.   You can name
+the session whatever is most appropriate, such as the task you are
+performing.  You can run as many sessions as you like and they will
+remain until you terminate the tmux session or the node is rebooted. 
+Also of note, your session will be available even if your laptop/desktop
+crashes or the network goes down.
 
 
 
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-Starts a new tmux session 
+More information can be found on the web, here are some good references:
 
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+Shortcut keys and cheat sheet: <https://tmuxcheatsheet.com>
 
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+Getting started Guide:
+<https://linuxize.com/post/getting-started-with-tmux/>