tmux-Integration-Best-Practices.md

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ echo -ne "\033kYour title goes here\007”
 
 ## How do session names work?
 
-The previous section described window names and window titles. Tmux has a concept of a "window pane" which maps onto an iTerm2 "split pane". In iTerm2, a split pane has a name. In tmux, a window pane has a name. You can edit the name of both in **Edit Session > Session Name**. In a tmux integration session this is surfaced in the per-pane titlebar, which is visible only when there are split panes (if the feature is enabled).
+The previous section described window names and window titles. Tmux has a concept of a "window pane" which maps onto an iTerm2 "session", sometimes referred to as a "split pane". In iTerm2, a session has a name. In tmux, a window pane has a name. You can edit the name of both in **Edit Session > Session Name**. In a tmux integration session this is surfaced in the per-pane titlebar, which is visible only when there are split panes (if the feature is enabled).
 
 When you open **Edit Session** in tmux integration, you can choose to edit either the *Session Name* or the *Tab Title*. Editing the *Session Name* will not have an effect on the tab title.