On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 12:50:53PM EDT, rufino wrote: > hi experts:
er.. that would be me.. right..? ;-) > i am newbie for screen. is there a way to open, say, two or three > screen session simultaneously on one display? > at work, we do ssh to remote jump station. from the shell, i fire up > screen sessions and toggle sessions with "ctr+n" or something like > that. i would like to have few sessions opened on my 24' monitor > simultaneously. is that possible? Do you mean something like: | % screen -S sockname | % screen -x sockname -X 'split' | % screen -x sockname -X 'split -v' | % screen -x sockname -X 'focus down' | % screen -x sockname -X 'split -v' .. where ‘sockname’ is the name you give to your screen session at startup .. such as ‘session1’.. or whatever..¹ For details, see: | % man screen | % info screen | % screen --help CJ ¹ The above does it remotely, targeting an already-running screen session, but naturally, you could stick the same commands in your ~/.screenrc, like so: | screen -S sockname | split | split -v | focus down | split -v .. and you will have four sub-windows immediately after you fire up screen -- WHAT YOU SAY?? _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
