As I do in default single view screen terminal of ubuntu; gnome-terminal \  --tab-with-profile=Default --working-directory=some dir --title=some title \  --tab-with-profile=Default --working-directory=another dir --title=title \I save above command in an executable file and open multiple terminals in single execution. But it opens default terminal only.Can I save screen with multiple views such that I can open all in a single click(if it can be bookmarked) or by running single command?Multiview screen application for ubuntu: terminal multiplexer (tmux), terminator, screen ...
Save views in multiple screen terminals
shell;ubuntu;terminal;gnu screen
As per suggested link of @jasonwryan, I created following script to solve my problem;cd dir1tmux new-window -a -n WinSplittmux new-session -d -s WinSplittmux selectp -t WinSplittmux split-window -vcd dir2tmux select-pane -Utmux split-window -hcd dir3tmux split-window -v#tmux select-layout even-verticaltmux attach -t WinSplittmux bind -n M-Left select-pane -Ltmux bind -n M-Right select-pane -Rtmux bind -n M-Up select-pane -Utmux bind -n M-Down select-pane -D