On 5/9/06, cga2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[TERM=xterm-256color]
First off, xterm != screen.
screen -t bash /usr/bin/bash
screen -t vim /usr/bin/vim
screen -t mutt /usr/bin/mutt
screen -t mutt /usr/bin/elinks
Search the list for my terminfo definition for screen-256color. Then,
compile i
I was planning to have screen start a few apps automatically using the
"screen" command in my .screenrc but I have run into a minor snag.
I currently run screen in an xterm with the 256 colors extension enabled
and the TERM variable pointing to xterm-256color terminfo entry before
screen is starte
On Mon, May 08, 2006 at 03:00:19PM +1000, Dennis McGregor wrote:
> $ echo -n "\eP\e]4;1;?\007\e\\"
> works for me.
>
> from the manual: Virtual Terminal->Control Sequences:
> ESC P (A) Device Control String
> Outputs a string directly to the host
>
On 1 May 2006, at 20:59, Buddy Burden wrote:
If you mean something that you could type after Ctrl-A colon, then
I suppose you could have some sort of alias inside screen that
would map to a new window command followed by a stuff command.
That might be useful to some folks. But there's
