Idea: Fetching a starter config remotely

e.g. via git or a gist (similar to starters elsewhere, like gatsby) and let the user verify / preview if it's secure

Another idea:

Custom default yaml config - for new configs, e.g. ~/.config/tmuxp/settings/default_config.yaml

Idea, allow multiple starter templates locally

• ~/.config/tmuxp/starters/basic.yaml
• ~/.config/tmuxp/starters/3-panes.yaml

tmuxp new --starter basic

tmuxp new --starter 3-panes

Idea: more layout template.

Some people use tmux like desktops: folders on the left, vim on the top right, real time logs on the bottom. And they might adjust the width and height by hand, which is a laborious work.

A few default layout templates might help, such as:

• IDE like layout
• System monitor layout
  etc.

Anther way that might help this scenario is "windowgram" borrowed from https://github.com/oxidane/tmuxomatic#one-example
which can predefine a fine-tuned layout using ascii characters.