One important software to install on Linux that you might not know about is “tmux”.

Tmux stands for “Terminal Multiplexer” and it allows you to have multiple sessions in a single terminal window, each with its own set of panes and windows. This can be extremely useful if you need to work with multiple terminal windows at the same time or if you need to keep long-running processes running even if you disconnect from the terminal.

Some of the key features of tmux include:

• Splitting panes horizontally and vertically
• Detaching and re-attaching to sessions
• Customizing key bindings and commands
• Sharing sessions between multiple users

Tmux can be installed using the package manager of your Linux distribution. Once installed, you can start a new session by simply typing “tmux” in the terminal. You can then create new windows and panes using the appropriate commands. Tmux also has a rich set of configuration options, so you can customize it to your liking.