The block came from the agent-deck installer and was carried in wholesale
when the config was ported to nix. The tool is not installed on any host
and nothing else references it, and now that the file is rendered
read-only from the nix store the installer could not update its own block
anyway.
It re-declared default-terminal, history-limit and mouse at their existing
values, and escape-time at 0 — which quietly overrode the deliberate 25ms
two sections above it, along with the comment explaining that 0 breaks Alt
keys over SSH. Keeps the parts that do real work: the alternate-screen
override, extended keys, and the mouse scroll and drag-to-copy bindings.
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tmux copy bindings piped to xclip, which is X11-only and never worked
under Hyprland or over SSH, and set-clipboard was never enabled, so the
vi-mode `y` binding was dead too. Route both through OSC 52 instead.
terminal-features has to name the outer terminal explicitly: tmux skips
OSC 52 silently when the terminfo entry does not claim the capability,
which is the common case for an SSH session on xterm-256color.
Neovim only falls back to OSC 52 when it finds no clipboard tool, but
wl-clipboard is installed on every host, so over SSH it wrote the remote
clipboard. Pin the OSC 52 provider for SSH sessions only.
Moonlight and Sunshine have no clipboard channel in the protocol, so
nothing at the terminal layer can help there. Add kdeconnect on all three
hosts for that, and start its indicator from Hyprland — kdeconnectd is
DBus-activated and nothing else brings it up at login.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
156-line .tmux.conf plus tpm plugins existed only on the ubuntu box.
Plugins are declared instead of git-cloned at runtime by tpm.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Miguel Palhas