Le 20 mars 2005 à 19:26, Michael Schroeder a écrit:
> The normal select command (aka ^a') already works with prefixes,
> i.e. ^A'ap will switch to window "apple". You're suggesting
> a search funktion for window lists. Yes, would be nice, and it
> was requested by some uther users as well...
I hav
Pardon me while I daydream for a second...
- A dedicated OSX screen terminal client, it could be configured to
bounce the dock icon when a bell is received or a monitored window
changed. Similarly, in Windows or contemporary unix desktops like
Gnome, tasktray icons could flash or otherwise indic
Le 11 janvier 2005 à 11:43, jmartin a écrit:
> I've also contemplated separating out the display logic from the backend
> pty logic into more of a client-server model to achieve two goals: first,
> to build non-terminal front-ends, like a tabbed terminal emulator in X, or
> an OSX Cocoa tabbed t
On Thu, Mar 31, 2005 at 07:01:30PM -0800, abez wrote:
>
> > Is there a better solution? Preferably a flag to the screen command
> > that automatically respawns the command if it exits, with configurable
> > backoff behaviour.
> I don't think that feature is needed in screen.
>
> Here's an alte
On Fri, Apr 01, 2005 at 08:51:21AM +0100, Geraint Edwards wrote:
> At the minimum, have you tried the "zombie" screen setting? It
> stops any "completed" window from disappearing (and hence losing
> the command and the title), and allows you to restart it with one
> keystroke (or let it disappear
Hi!
Are there any plans on UTF-8/Unicode-enabling .screenrc? Currently, I
can't write
activity "activity in window %n, â%tâ, at %0c"
as that will show
activity in window , ÃÃ, at "
instead (Ã being the value of the first octet of â and â in UTF-8).
I realize that this is a small improvement
