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tmux 2.0 and tmux 2.3 installation steps for Ubuntu. Or build from tmux source v2.5 for Ubuntu and CentOS.

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Last edited May 18, 2018
Created on Oct 23, 2014

This example shows shell-script procedures for installing tmux on Ubuntu and CentOS, comparing package-manager workflows with direct source builds. The code uses `wget`, `tar`, `apt-get`, and `yum` commands to fetch and configure tmux v2.7 from GitHub releases, with `./configure` and `make` for compilation. It also demonstrates PPA-based installation via `add-apt-repository` for older tmux versions like v2.3 and v2.0, pinning specific package versions. The scripts include cleanup steps and verification checks using `tmux -V`, with timings noted for EC2 environments.

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