# Here are the new features:
#
# - vertical split, complete with resizing
*Thank you* for this feature. I've wanted this ever since I learned
about horizontal splitting. I really like it.
I did notice one odd thing, however. If I open screen in an xterm,
say, and run "ps aux," the output is v
Great! That was exactly what I was looking for, thanks for the quick
responce!
Regards,
Frayja
> Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 10:55:29 +0100
>
> Hello Frayja
>
> > Question:
> > Is there a way to tell screen NOT to close the window once a program exit=
> s?
> > Or perhaps a trick that I can achieve
Hello Frayja
> Question:
> Is there a way to tell screen NOT to close the window once a program exits?
> Or perhaps a trick that I can achieve the same result?
Take a look at the "zombie" setting.
With
zombie kr
you tell screen not to close windows but to wait for either the key k or
r which t
Hello everyone,
I am using screen to start a number of windows in parallel. By calling
'screen -c script' the file 'script' is loaded and this file contains lines
like:
screen -t tab1 program1
screen -t tab2 program2
screen -t tab3 program3
This way a screen session is started and all programs
My understanding is that the screen-dev mailing list was not started
by any screen developer, and so is not related to screen development
at all...
I also believe that screen development is done entirely off-line by a
few specific individuals, so you won't find much indication of any
ac
