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libpymux
Library for terminal multiplexing in Python. This is the library that’s used by pymux, a pure Python tmux clone.
Dependencies
asyncio: It requires the asyncio library for event handling. This means it will also require Python 3.3, but Python 3.4 is recommended. (At least the Hg version of 10/01/2014 required.)
pyte: A python library for handling vt100 escape codes.
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