<__monty__>
Oh, or do you mean the shortcut doesn't change in a tmux that was already running? I don't think tmux reloads its config automatically.
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<j2t>
__monty__, yes, I mean the shortcut doesn't cahnge in tmux. I've closed/reopened the terminal, fired up tmux again and the shortcut is still old/wrong one.
<__monty__>
j2t: What if you explicitly load the config? `:source-file ~/.tmux.conf`
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<j2t>
__monty__: Im sorry, Im using pkgs.buildFHSUserEnv shell and it got messed up as every new tmux was recalled to that session and file system (don't have an idea why and how xD). Anyway, `tmux kill-server` fixed everything, so my bad. Sorry again.
<__monty__>
Np, I was suspecting the daemon never stopped. Tmux connects to it over a socket, usually in /tmp I believe.
<j2t>
I have another issue right and i've asked about it just now on #nixos, but nobody responded me. I need to point to pg_restore binary directory in dbeaver gui. As nixos work with store how do I do that? Is it ok to point to `/run/current-system/sw/bin/pg_restore` or are there any inconveniences?
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<ayuudee>
Hey! I'm trying to get firejail working with home-manager, single-user, under ubuntu. It's somewhat above my nixos pay-grade at present, but I'd appreciate any tips. Looking at the firejail package in nixos, it seems that some magic is done to include firejail in `security.wrappers`, which I believe is my missing step. I believe this is the case as