Introducing Rusmux

I’ve been using tmuxinator for a long time to automate tmux sessions for various projects.

It’s written in Ruby, and various packages/gem upgrades broke it occasionally, having me scrambling for a fix.

On top of that, installing it on various servers missing Ruby installation was a chore.

Thus rusmux was born. I’ve used it as an opportunity to:

  • Work with the existing .yml project files of tmuxinator.
  • Provide a single binary I can copy around.
  • Further my knowledge and understanding of Rust and the tooling around it.

While not providing 100% of tmuxinator’s features, rusmux is ready to replace it for my use cases.

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