Absolutely! You can set this up directly in your ~/.gdbinit configuration file—it’s totally straightforward. Here’s the step-by-step breakdown:

• Open your ~/.gdbinit file with your preferred text editor (e.g., vim ~/.gdbinit or nano ~/.gdbinit). If the file doesn’t exist yet, just create a new one.
• Add these two lines to the file:

  tui enable
  layout regs
  

  The first line turns on TUI mode by default, while the second sets the default layout to display registers alongside your code.
• Save the file and exit the editor.

Next time you launch GDB, it will automatically start in TUI mode with the registers layout active. If you ever need to switch to a different layout temporarily (like source-only or assembly view), you can still use commands such as layout src or layout asm as usual.

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