> Recently I wrote a GNU Screen session saver. > > Download: http://github.com/skoneka/screen-session/downloads > A little howto: > http://adb.cba.pl/gnu-screen-tips-page-my.html#howto-screen-session > > It recognizes groups and regular windows. Currently there is no support for > serial and telnet window types (because so far I didn't manage to use them) > but they would be probably easy to add. > > screen-session saves directories and programs by directly reading /proc > filesystem ( it reads cwd, exe and cmdline ) and sorts them by parent pid. > There is no "stuffing" and there is totally no interaction with programs in > windows. After session loading, in every new window starts > screen-session-primer (small C program) which displays list of processes and > asks user what to do(whether to start none, part of or all window's > processes). > There is also a blacklist for programs which may not be started. > Hi,
I really like the idea of this. However, I use mostly OS X and freeBSD neither of which use the /proc file system. Is it possible to adapt what you have done to work with either of these OSen? Regards, David Collins _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
