* Added basic info concerning tmux: Starting with the cheatsheet.

terminal/20221122.tmux-cheatsheet.md

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+A Cheatsheet Intro to Tmux
+==========================
+
+"Tmux Tutorial"
+https://leimao.github.io/blog/Tmux-Tutorial/
+
+
+Key shortcuts commands:
+
+|-----------------|------------------------------|
+| Ctrl+b c        | Create a new shell (screen)  |
+| Ctrl+b d        | Detach from the current tmux session |
+|-----------------|------------------------------|
+| Ctrl+b 0        | Switch to screen 0           |
+| Ctrl+b 1        | Switch to screen 1           |
+| ...             | Switch to screen "n"         |
+| Ctrl+b 9        | Switch to screen 9           |
+| Ctrl+b n        | Switch to next screen (will wrap around from the last screen to screen 0) |
+| Ctrl+b p        | Switch to previous screen    |
+|-----------------|------------------------------|
+
+

terminal/20221124.tmux-TODO.md

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+TODO tutorial / guide for tmux
+==============================
+
+
+## [ ] Terminologies
+
+* "session" : the entire session
+* "screen" : a separate shell / CLI / TUI program spawned by tmux and whose display is accesible from tmux.
+
+## [ ] Cheatsheet
+
+See its own cheatsheet draft.
+
+
+## [ ] Using tmux to have persistent terminal on HPC
+
+### Draft:
+
+The tmux process should be run on the login node instead of the compute node.
+Spawn as many screens as from one or more screen(s) / shell(s) within the tmux session.
+For heavier process, we should launch the "salloc" to get the shell on the compute node before running the heavy process.
+