I’ve recently started learning and using tmux as an alternative to screen since its import into the OpenBSD. Upon seeing the simplicity of the man page and commands over screen (nice default status line too), I became a fan and subsequently installed it on all of our servers.  It motivated me to re-subscribe to OpenBSD’s source-changes mailing list and learn that Nicholas Marriott (tmux author according to Undeadly) is a maniac when it comes to commits and also writes good commit logs.  Think we’ll be seeing more of him in the near future.

There are about 7 screens open on Juicebox, and 1 tmux.   Hence this post.

In other news, I’ve been reading a lot about DHCP and Option 82 lately upon finding some new types of information in our dhcpd.leases file.  I’m graduating soon, but if we could make it work and log as this article indicates (the logging part), it’d be pretty cool.