cool. thx!
why is the limit so low?
Is there any side effect on having lets say, 100 screens?
Thanks
Michael Parson wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 06:17:44PM -0700, Tom Bombadil wrote:
>> Hi all...
>>
>> screen never show more than 40 screens (screens 0 to 39).
>> Any way around that?
>
> Rec
On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 06:17:44PM -0700, Tom Bombadil wrote:
> Hi all...
>
> screen never show more than 40 screens (screens 0 to 39).
> Any way around that?
Recompile with MAXWIN > 40.
default used to be 10. =)
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Tom Bombadil ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> screen never show more than 40 screens (screens 0 to 39).
> Any way around that?
Recompile with MAXWIN set to something higher.
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Hi all...
screen never show more than 40 screens (screens 0 to 39).
Any way around that?
Thanks
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On Sun, Nov 26, 2006 at 04:21:29PM EST, Bill Pursell wrote:
> On 11/23/06, Eric Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I use `select' a lot and would like to map this to `s'
> >so that I may go:
> >: s mutt
> >to select window called mutt.
> >
> >how do I do this?
>
> I'm not sure I understand how th
In my .bashrc I check to decide whether or not to launch screen. The
solution I found to work for me is...
.screenrc:
termcap xterm-color
term "screen"
.vimrc:
set term=xterm-color
I want to know, and want my apps to know, that the terminal IS screen. I
need to make sure my terminal beh
On 3/10/07, Frank Terbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For Bourne-like shells:
[ x$TERM = xscreen ] && unset TERMCAP
I tried this, and even though there in no TERMCAP revealed in `env`... vim
is still not behaving to my key like it does outside of screen.
Ideas?
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So, I take it this is a common problem? Where can I find good information
about TERMCAP? There's lots of it out there... too much actually. I'm
looking for the page with all the right info and none of the extra stuff.
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The current scrolling interface to GNU Screen is not particularly simple to use,
and neither so to understand. The reason is that this mode is mainly designed
to
move around text, and not scroll the window, which is just a side effect.
Would a patch integrating easier scrolling, say, by the Linu
On 2/6/07, Michael Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
So, feedback welcome. You probably have a lot of suggestions and
enhancement requests. Sorry that development is a bit slow at
the moment due to not enough spare time...
For those of us who actually use shared screen sessions for
presen
On 2/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have two featurerequests:
1)
screen -W | -windowlist
Same as -X windowlist, but send output to stdout
2)
Send input to all windows, handy when you need to do excatly the same on
several machines.
Amen!
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I have:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]::~% screen -ls
There is a screen on:
57346.ttyp1.box (Multi, attached)
1 Socket in /tmp/screens/S-bronosky.
I can attach to it with:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]::~% screen -x
I see (in my nifty hardstatus) that I have windows 0 and 1, but it
puts me in "-*" with no shell
Why is that screen 4.0.3 is available at
ftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/utilities/screen/
but the GNU web and ftp sites and mirrors only have up to 4.0.2?
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Hi --
I'm using screen within a Makefile to launch jobs on
separate screens. It works great except that when I
invoke screen within a screen session it creates
another screen and immediately returns (as expected).
But, what I really want is some way for the invoked
screen to only return after th
When printing from an app running in screen on a terminal, to a printer
attatched to the same terminal, the printer will print one line then
formfeed, next line then formfeed etc...
If printing from the same app and terminal without screen it prints fine.
Which settings may I try to resolve this.
Hello,
I have some function keys mapped to some commands for vim. For example, my
.vimrc file contains the lines shown below. This seems to work just fine
EXCEPT when I am using screen. Note that I type screen by itself to get
multiple shells in one window, as oppose to doing "screen vim".
If you find your answer to #2 I'd like to hear it. I'm forced to use
windows at work.
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When printing from an app running in screen to a terminal that has a printer
attached, the printer will print one line then formfeed, next line then
formfeed etc... If printing from the same app without screen it prints fine.
What settings can i try to resolve this. Thanks.
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Hi all,
I trying to modify an environment variable in my
.screenrc file. I have that variable set in my .bashrc
file but when I launch screen, I want it to be set to
a different value by the .screenrc file. In my .bashrc
file I have
export WORK=~/work
I want this to be ~/work1 .. so I tried
Note: I am replying to a 2-year-old topic.
Hi Miernik,
Are you still interested in implementing this? Perhaps I can help you a bit.
Regards,
Jason Spiro
=== Original message ===
From: Miernik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: anti-RSI feature in screen? like xwrits
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.gnu.scree
I use `select' a lost and would like to map this to `s'
so that I may go:
: s mutt
to select window called mutt.
how do I do this?
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Hi all.
I use screen in multiuser mode, to allow various people to concurrently
monitor the output of a program that controls some equipment, and is
intended to run perpetually. At times, we use the copy mode of screen as
a scrollback function, to view reporting of recent history. I have
disc
Hallo,
i use screen with two users on one account. 2 users can connect. They use one
user and then they change to root.
~/.bashrc
if [ -z $STY ]; then
/usr/bin/screen -xRR;
Greetings,
Is anyone using screen to manage multiple c3270 sessions? I'm having a
rather difficult time maintaining consistent key bindings in and
outside of screen. Specifically, using c3270's -trace functionality,
many keys are being identified differently.. e.g. shift + tab yields
BTAB outside
I am trying to investigate this bug, since I am sure it is. One thing I
already noticed that the way the functions void AddStr(char *str)
(display.c:3513) and void AddStrn(char *str, int n) (display.c:3533)
call the funcion void AddUtf8(int c) (encoding.c:638) is errenous. The
latter is called on
I think this question has been asked before, even though I don't
remember whether it was answered. Maybe it was even you who asked
before. If so, I hope this time somebody can help you (I cannot).
Otherwise, maybe an archive search helps.
Regards
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Hi,
I am using Screen in a en_US.UTF-8 locale, inside an xterm. I am using
the xterm standard escape sequence to set the window title. I have a
the following problem: There is no problem with the Basic Latin (ASCII)
characters (Unicode < 0+007F), but also with Latin1 Supplement
characters (U+008
Dear Pieter,
this is not exactly what I had in mind and it's quite different with
respect to emacs behavior (as you said) but it can be very useful
nonetheless! Thanks a lot!
Giulio.
On 3/28/07, Pieter Luteijn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, here we really run into a difference in how screen an
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