Why:
I occasionally will try to zoom in on a pane with the key combination of
C-s then z. However, instead of having the agility to remove my finger
from the ctrl key, I clumsily continue to have it depressed while
applying pressure to the z key. This results in the `suspend-client`
command being executed by tmux. I am then left not knowing what to do
and I can't reattach to the session the that terminal window. It's very
disconcerting and I wish it hadn't happened.
This PR:
Removes the binding for `suspend-client`.
C-a allow use to trigger tmux prefix more easily than C-b, at the cost
of overriding the readline beginning of line. This change remaps it to
C-s, which has the same effect without that drawback.
Remove last-pane bindings.
Map prefixes to underlying behavior
Quoting Chris Toomey:
> I'm wondering if we might want to take a different approach with these
> keys. last-pane is already bound to ; by default which is comfortably
> on the home row, and if using vim-tmux-navigator also bound to
> (unprefixed) C-\.
This is Mac OS X-specific. Including this line in the dotfiles causes
`tmux` and `tmux new -s new-session` to break with `[exited]`.
I personally don't do copy-pasteable work inside tmux anymore.
I'm sure this is valuable to some of the thoughtbot vim users but I'm
thinking it better belongs above `DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE` as custom
configuration for those users.
