Sessions that survive disconnects (tmux)

Normally, closing a tab or losing your connection stops whatever was running in that terminal. With a persistent session, it keeps running on the server and you pick up exactly where you left off.

1. Open the server's settings and expand Advanced.
2. Tick Persistent session (tmux) — reattach to the same session if disconnected.
3. Save.

Each time you open that saved server, FusionTerm attaches to the same tmux session on it — your long-running jobs, editors and logs are still there. A tmux badge marks it in the list.

#Requirements

The server needs tmux installed (apt install tmux, dnf install tmux, brew install tmux…). If it isn't, FusionTerm quietly opens a normal shell instead.

#Tips

• Two tabs on the same saved server share one tmux session — they show the same screen.
• To end it for good, type exit in every tmux window (or tmux kill-session).
• Persistent sessions are a good partner for idle timeouts: the tab can close, the work carries on.