Tmux with Native Copy and Paste

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This is a great tip and productivity enhancer.  You can now do native copy and paste with Tmux and OSX starting with Tmux 1.8

The guys over at thoughbot put this together and it's a good tip.

You'll use the new copy-pipe command to setup defaults in your tmux config. See the details in their post.


http://robots.thoughtbot.com/tmux-copy-paste-on-os-x-a-better-future

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osucowboy said…
Great post, thanks for sharing. Is there a processing service you recommend? I have found several ( https://www.bisok.com/data-processing-services/ is one) but not sure if you have used this one, or which services you have used. I work at a credit union and we have a lot of mortgage files we need processed monthly. Thanks
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