tmux/Keyshort/Pane/Display Pane Menu

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  • Display Pane Menu Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > Keyshort/Default
    • Description: Opens a popup menu of actions for the current tmux/Pane (stock tmux binding, not from oh-my-tmux). Escape or q closes it without acting; the rest of this page's cards are its keyboard-reachable items.
    • My Notes
      • Mouse-only items not covered as separate cards: Search/Type/Copy word or hyperlink under the pointer, Copy Line. </> (Go To Top/Bottom) only appear while the pane is in copy/view mode.
  • Pane Menu: Horizontal Split Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then h
    • Description: Splits the pane horizontally (new pane to the right). Same effect as the direct default shortcut <prefix> %.
  • Pane Menu: Vertical Split Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then v
    • Description: Splits the pane vertically (new pane below). Same effect as the direct default shortcut <prefix> ".
  • Pane Menu: Swap Up Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then u
    • Description: Swaps the current pane with the one before it (swap-pane -U). No direct default prefix shortcut exists for this.
  • Pane Menu: Swap Down Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then d
    • Description: Swaps the current pane with the one after it (swap-pane -D). No direct default prefix shortcut exists for this.
  • Pane Menu: Kill Pane Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then X
    • Description: Kills the current pane (kill-pane). Same effect as the direct default shortcut <prefix> x (which also asks for confirmation).
  • Pane Menu: Respawn Pane Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then R
    • Description: Restarts the pane's process in place (respawn-pane -k), even if it's still running. No direct default prefix shortcut exists for this.
  • Pane Menu: Mark or Unmark Pane Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then m
    • Description: Toggles the "marked" flag on the pane (select-pane -m), used as a source/target for commands like Swap Marked or join-pane. Same effect as the direct default shortcut <prefix> m.
  • Pane Menu: Paste Buffer Card
    • Shortcut: <prefix> > then p
    • Description: Pastes the most recent paste buffer into the pane (paste-buffer); only listed when a buffer exists. Same effect as the direct default shortcut <prefix> ].
  • See tmux/Keyshort/Pane/Zoom Pane for <prefix> > then z (Zoom/Unzoom), already its own card.