Broken border of tmux on iTerm can be caused by some setting.（tmux＋iTerm2での表示の乱れについて）


I've been annoyed by broken border lines of tmux on iTerm2, but finally I figured out what causes this.

To fix it, turn off the chechk box of "Treat ambiguous-width characters as double width" in Terminal tab of "Edit profile".

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