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psmux 3.3.2, published by Josh, is a native Windows terminal multiplexer that replicates the core functionality of the Unix tool tmux without requiring WSL or Cygwin. Designed for PowerShell and Windows Terminal, the utility lets users divide a single console into multiple resizable panes, create and switch between numbered windows, and persist entire working sessions that can be detached and re-attached at will. Keyboard-driven copy mode, mouse support, and a familiar command syntax—augmented by built-in psmux, pmux, and tmux aliases—allow administrators, developers, and DevOps engineers to organize long-running tasks, monitor logs side-by-side, or maintain separate shells for different projects within one lightweight frame. Typical use cases include parallel code compilation, remote server management via SSH multiplexing, persistent chat or database clients, and rapid context switching during incident response. The program stores session metadata in the user profile, integrates transparently with existing PowerShell profiles, and respects Windows’ native security model. Since its first release, the project has evolved through eleven documented versions, each refining pane synchronization, performance, and compatibility with successive Windows Terminal updates. The current 3.3.2 build continues that progression, tightening rendering latency and expanding key-mapping options while remaining fully open-source. psmux is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are supplied through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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