# My Wezterm Setup

This is my Wezterm setup.
My goal was to allow Wezterm to replace tmux, as I wanted a way to essentially have the features I use most from tmux always available — pane splitting, tab creation, and session management.
My keybindings mimic those I used in tmux for creating new panes and tabs.

I'd previously used tmux-resurrect to manage my tmux sessions, and relied on its ability to save state periodically.
For wezterm, I'm using resurrect.wezterm, with a number of configurations based on my own usage, and I use the same keybindings for naming sessions, saving sessions, and loading sessions, as I did in tmux.

In my own setup, the smart-splits and resurrect configurations are in separate subdirectories; I've adapted the gist to a flat file structure.