> so if you forgot to gracefully "^A d" detach a session at work
> (or kill its operating window for example) you can force a
> detach from elsewhere. suddenly, the cleaning folks at your
> office are seeing your xterm say "[remote detached]" and now yuo
> can reattach to it wherever you are. (note
On Mon, Aug 16 at 03:58AM -0700, Paul Scott wrote:
> Will Trillich wrote:
> >you can now switch to console (alt-ctl-f1)
or another xterm or another tty anywhere (other computers,
possibly on other continents) :)
> >and do "screen -D -R" to reattach to your original session!
> >
> My editor was e
Will Trillich wrote:
On Mon, Aug 16 at 12:24AM -0700, Paul Scott wrote:
I keep looking at "screen." I just tried it again. My temporary
conclusion is that it would be obviously very valuable when not running
X. When running X I more often than not want to see two or more
consoles (xterms, etc
On Mon, Aug 16 at 12:24AM -0700, Paul Scott wrote:
> Will Trillich wrote:
>
> ><>okay, it's a bit of hyperbole. but MAN i don't remember what
> >life was like a few weeks ago without "screen"!
> >
> >there i was, minding my own business...
> >
> >(snip)
>
> Sounds great in this case!
>
> ><>very
Will Trillich wrote:
<>okay, it's a bit of hyperbole. but MAN i don't remember what
life was like a few weeks ago without "screen"!
there i was, minding my own business...
(snip)
Sounds great in this case!
<>very, very sexy, this "screen" thing. very!
I keep looking at "screen." I just tried it ag
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