Small suggestion: "Some sort of notifcation about frozen pane state after the Ctrl-s"

[peko]

Hello!

As an regular user of 'ctrl-s' combination which saving my stufs, I have
strong muscle reflexes to do this automatically during work.

Periodically I catch myself in frustration about frozen terminal and
aggressively punching my keyboard. It may take a minute, until I thought
about 'ctrl-s' feature of tmux and try 'ctrl-q'. After each incident, I am
feeling like an idiot.

I suggest somewhere in pane must be an notify about freezing, like
scrolling one after Ctrl-b PageUp.

It saves a lot of my, and probably other users nerves.

And of course, Thank you very much for this great application!

[Nicholas Marriott]

C-s/C-q are not a tmux feature, they are terminal flow control provided
by the kernel. You can turn them off with: stty -ixon

Post by peko
Hello!
As an regular user of 'ctrl-s' combination which saving my stufs, I have
strong muscle reflexes to do this automatically during work.
Periodically I catch myself in frustration about frozen **terminal and
aggressively punching my keyboard. It may take a minute, until I thought
about 'ctrl-s' feature of tmux and try 'ctrl-q'. After each incident, I am
feeling like an idiot.
I suggest somewhere in pane must be an notify about freezing, like
scrolling one after Ctrl-b PageUp.
It saves a lot of my, and probably other users nerves.
And of course, Thank you very much for **this great application!
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