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Amazing, right? As you can see, the cursor is on the right pane (see Figure 1.3). To switch between panes (subwindows), press Ctrl+B and use the arrow keys on your keyboard (to change left, right, up, and bottom).

Next, go back to the Window1 session. To switch between windows, press Ctrl+B and then the number of the window (which is 0 according to this example), and we should be back to the first window.

Now, divide the window into two sections, one over the other, as shown in Figure 1.4. To get this done, use Ctrl+B and then the double quote (“). Remember that you need to press Shift+“ or else that key produces a single quote.

Figure 1.4 Tmux Horizontal Windows

The final tip for managing Tmux is for scrolling up and down inside a window or a pane session. In fact, you can't use your mouse to scroll up and down in a Tmux session (the mouse scrolling is for commands history). Instead, you need to press Ctrl+B and then [ on your keyboard, and after that you can use the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard to scroll. Once you're done with the scrolling, press Esc or the Q key on your keyboard to go back to the normal mode.

To close a pane or a window, just use exit like with any regular terminal window session.