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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ve now been on tmux for quite a few months since migrating from screen.&#xA;aterm + tmux + zsh + vim makes a super command-line combination.&#xA;But there can be certain issues with the key bindings with vim. Since moving to tmux I&amp;rsquo;ve avoided using vim tabs since I couldn&amp;rsquo;t figure out the right key bindings to switch them using C-PgUp and C-PgDn when in tmux. But today with a little help on #tmux and kerneltrap I finally got things working.</description>
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      <description> The special shell variable $RANDOM gives you random integers. </description>
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