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-# tm - tmux manager / helper
-
-This is the second version of my tmux helper _tm_, used to ease my
-day-to-day work with [tmux](https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki).
-It is a rewrite in Rust, as I want to learn more Rust. Accidentally that
-made it much faster too, which is nice.
-
-The rewrite is intended to be, as much as possible, a drop-in
-replacement for the old shell version, so any usual _tm s_ or _tm ms_
-usage should work right away, as well as the usual config files (see
-status for how much is implemented). Still, there might be breakage,
-some known ones are mentioned at the end of this document. Feel free
-to open an issue, if you notice more.
-
-## Silly badges
-[![codecov](https://codecov.io/gh/Ganneff/tm/branch/main/graph/badge.svg?token=KeiO6hIIJQ)](https://codecov.io/gh/Ganneff/tm)
-![BSD licensed](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-BSD-blue.svg)
-
-## Usage
-tm still tries to support both commandline styles that the shell
-script did, that is it can both do the "subcommand" style
-(traditional) as well as "getopts" style of old tm.
-
-# Documentation
-A way more detailed documentation is written in "mdbook" style,
-available at [tmbook](https://ganneff.github.io/tmbook/).
-
-# Status
-- [X] Commandline parsing
-- [X] Attach to existing sessions
-  - [X] Attach to existing, but "grouped" (separate window config)
-- [X] ls - list sessions
-- [X] s  - create new session, open SSH directly to one or more hosts,
-      many windows
-- [X] ms - create new session, open SSH directly to one or more
-      hosts, one window with many panes, synchronized input.
-- [X] k  - kill session
-- [X] -n - Open sessions to same hosts as existing session instead of
-      just attaching to that existing session
-- [X] Support same environment variables as shell tm (supports any now)
-- [X] Simple config files (no ending)
-  - [X] Allows LIST command, recursively
-  - [X] Support ++TMREPLACETM++
-- [X] Extended config files (.cfg ending)
-
-# Installation
-## How to build
-You need [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/) on your machine,
-installation of that is described at [Rust Install](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install).
-
-Git clone this repository, afterwards
-[Cargo](https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/), the Rust Package manager,
-will help you along, `cargo build --release` should suffice to install
-all needed Rust packages and build a binary. Output file will be
-_target/release/tm_.
-
-## Pre-build binaries
-If you trust Github Actions, you can download a binary built using
-them at [the releases
-page](https://github.com/Ganneff/tm/releases/latest). One is for Apple
-(entirely untested, I do not own such a machine. It compiles, so we
-ship it...), two are for Linux. One of them links against glibc
-(linux-gnu), one uses musl and is fully statically linked. No
-functional difference, the musl one will work even on older Linux
-releases, the glibc one may require a more recent glibc installed.
-
-# (Possibly Breaking) notable changes compared to old shell version
-While the rewrite is intended to be as much as possible compatible to
-the shell variant from earlier, this is not entirely possible. Shell
-*is* a bit different environment after all, and some things that work
-there, for whatever reason, just don't work when using a compiled
-binary now, as they depend on shell internal behaviour.
-
-The following is a (possibly) incomplete list of known behaviour
-changes.
-
-## LIST commands using ssh possibly requiring pseudo-terminal
-Some commands (eg. sudo can be configured for this) may require a
-pseudo-terminal or they refuse work. Add `-tt` to the ssh commandline
-to force allocation of one.
-
-## LIST commands in simple config files
-The LIST commands in simple config files need to be checked for
-correct quoting. Example:
-
-*Broken*
-```
-LIST ssh -tt TARGETHOST sudo /usr/sbin/gnt-instance list --no-headers -o name --filter '("nsb" in tags and "prod" in tags) and admin_state == "up"'
-```
-*Fixed*
-```
-LIST ssh -tt TARGETHOST "sudo /usr/sbin/gnt-instance list --no-headers -o name --filter '(\"nsb\" in tags and \"prod\" in tags) and admin_state == \"up\"'"
-```
+Migrated to <https://codeberg.org/Ganneff/tm>