Stevie?

A long time ago tmux was a little bit slower. But if you say that it's super slow for you now, then probably it's something to do with your config / setup.

Server? I never encouter that while using tmux.

You can just use one session if you like, and if you do, it's the default, so you don't have to do anything special.

Tabs and Windows work similar as in screen as far as I can see.

No, you can't. Using one session, every client have to show exactly the same panels with the same layout in the same terminal size.

Keyboard shortcuts for searching and copying text from the scrollback buffer.

Saving your sessions and tabs and restoring them after a reboot.

A consistent experience regardless of which terminal emulator you use.

I had the same when I was trying out tmux first time. But eventually I configured tmux to very closely match screen's shortcuts. Just a few things are different, but I got back some extra features and plugins from tmux with it.

If you're interested I can share my config.

Yeah, I also use that all the time. I use the terminal because I want to use my keyboard, not the mouse. And copy / pasting is something I do very very often. So I don't understand why people make a terminal multiplexer and don't add this feature.

In screen & tmux you can also use vim shortcuts to navigate the scrollback buffer. That is so convenient and makes me work so fast. I can search for a snippet close to where I want to copy some text, and then navigate more precisely with the vim shortcuts.

So that's the first thing I look for in a terminal multiplexer, because if you're gonna expect that I'm gonna put my right hand off the keyboard and use the MOUSE to awkwardly select some text in a TERMINAL, then you expected wrong.

Didn't Trump suggest someone from NYC?

Well, most of the money isn't going into development anyway. It's mostly just deals that make a few people rich.

This change will force browsers to rethink their profit strategy, forcing them to become more independent. I think that is a good and healthy thing.

Right so you took a look into Mozillas yearly report? And saw that most of the monet just goes to a few rich folks?

This all sounds like how people talks about tariffs, you don't know about how it work yet is so confident that you do know.

it's like shooting bullets in the side of a barn and drawing circles around them.

Yeah, we are.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axis_of_evil_(cosmology)