I just installed it and played around with it for a bit - it's a really nice - but what I would kill for is something that would restore tmux server state - including the various scroll-back-buffers.<p>One of the few reasons I still drop out of tmux, and switch over to Terminal.app (iTerm2 might do this as well natively) - is when you have a system crash or Kernel Panic (which happens all to often with OS X -weekly basis, or daily if I'm plugging/unplugging the USB -> Serial adapters), and OS X reboots - Terminal.app restores all of my history buffers - so I don't lose any of the work in my screens.<p>Yes, I know script is a good way of doing this - but When you are opening a dozen or so windows, it's nice to be able to just scroll back in your history to see what you are working on.<p>Saving the scroll-back buffer is possible, (<a href="https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-logging" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-logging</a>) - I just don't know if there is any way of restoring it.<p>Even if I could just do this prior to doing something dangerous (like unplugging a USB cable), that would be great.<p>I just noticed, that <i>both</i> of these plugins are by the same developer, brunosutic, - so perhaps we'll see this feature in the future. If so, super excited! :-)