This is amazing. I'm running Claude Code in Obsidian!
Terminal tabs always show the static profile name (e.g., "Terminal: My Profile"). When running multiple terminal sessions, there's no way to distinguish between them in the tab bar.
Solutions:
- Manual rename of tab
- Dynamic titles such as via OSC escape sequnce. This would allow shells, tmux, and applications to dynamically set their tab title.
Use Case
I run multiple tmux sessions with different contexts. Each tmux session has a name (e.g., "project-alpha", "inbox-triage"), but all Obsidian tabs show "Terminal: Claude Code". I can't tell which tab is which without clicking into each one.
With OSC support, tmux could pass through the session name to the tab title automatically.
Please let me know if there's a better way! I could be making a rookie mistake.
This is amazing. I'm running Claude Code in Obsidian!
Terminal tabs always show the static profile name (e.g., "Terminal: My Profile"). When running multiple terminal sessions, there's no way to distinguish between them in the tab bar.
Solutions:
Use Case
I run multiple tmux sessions with different contexts. Each tmux session has a name (e.g., "project-alpha", "inbox-triage"), but all Obsidian tabs show "Terminal: Claude Code". I can't tell which tab is which without clicking into each one.
With OSC support, tmux could pass through the session name to the tab title automatically.
Please let me know if there's a better way! I could be making a rookie mistake.