Working with Linux

our initial session if we want to. To detach (leave a session running and go back to the normal
terminal) hit Ctrl + b d;
Now we can see we have two opened sessions.
To attach to a session:
tmux a -t mysession
This scenario comes in handy when you login to a remote server and want to execute a long running
task, then leave and come back when it ends. We will replicate this scenario with a quick script
called infinity.sh. We will execute it. It's writing to the standard output. Now let's detach from tmux.
If we look at the script, it's just a simple while loop that goes on forever, printing text each second.
Now when we come back to our session, we can see the script was running while we were detached
from the session and it's still outputting data to the console. I will manually stop it by hitting Ctrl + c.
Alright, let's go to our first tmux session and close it. In order to manually kill a running tmux session,
use:
tmux kill-session -t mysession