is there an easy way to get the "get me a screen at any cost" behavior of -D -RR while still preferring to share (-x) rather than forcibly detach any existing screen? my common case is logging onto linux boxes from my primary work desktop, and there may or may not be previous screens around--i want them back if there are, i want new ones if there aren't. the rare case though is logging onto the same boxes from my work laptop to demo something on the projector, in which case there's almost certainly existing screens around, which are probably still attached on my windows box. i'd prefer if i didn't have to reconnect everything when i get back to my desktop.
the only solution i can think of is something like screen -ls && screen -x || screen -D -RR (which is actually redundant, isn't it? shouldn't that reduce to screen -ls && screen -x || screen ?) but that seems kind of inelegant. -- Aaron Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
