If there is only one tmux session running and not attached to any clients, *zshmux* just automatically attach the session to the current shell.
-## How to use:
--Clone this repository: `git clone https://github.com/huboles/zshmux`
+## How to get *zshmux*
--Source *zshmux* in your .zshrc: `[[ -e <path-to-zshmux>/zshmux/zshmux.zsh ]] && . <path-to-zshmux>/zshmux/zshmux.zsh`
+-If you use Arch Linux:
+ - *zshmux* is available on the AUR
+ - Once you've installed zshmux add `[[ -d /usr/lib/zshmux ]] && source /usr/lib/zshmux/zshmux.zsh` to your .zshrc
+-Manual installation:
+ - Clone this repository: `git clone https://github.com/huboles/zshmux`
+ - Add: `[[ -d <path-to-zshmux>/zshmux ]] && source <path-to-zshmux>/zshmux/zshmux.zsh` to your .zshrc
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