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In Tmux, you must use Ctrl+B to instruct it that you want to execute a Tmux action (command). In fact, the key combination Ctrl+B is the default one. You can always change the default configurations of Tmux in the configuration file. To change this behavior and assign Ctrl+A instead of Ctrl+B, then you must create the config file yourself for the first time. To get the job done, you have two options for creating a config file in Tmux. The first way is to add a user‐specific file called ~/.tmux.conf , and the second way is to add a global file (to all users) under /etc/tmux.conf . In my case (for this example), I will add the configuration file under /etc/tmux.conf (and I will add the configurations for the key bindings in it):

root@kali:/# touch /etc/tmux.conf root@kali:/# echo unbind C-b>> /etc/tmux.conf root@kali:/# echo set -g prefix C-a>> /etc/tmux.conf root@kali:/# echo bind C-a send-prefix>> /etc/tmux.conf