Re: How to execute commands on startup screen

Tales Macedo wrote: >I live in Brazil and started to use screen a short time. How to >start a program on the screen when it starts, automaticaly. > >We use Dataflex Programas, type: $ dfrun myprogram (I'd like >startup this program with Screen) This is covered in the manual,

Re: go down in seconds after scrolling up

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 clemens fischer wrote: > (sorry for being late) > > On Wed-2009/05/13-16:44 tianlijian wrote: > >> When i use the `Shift+PgUp' to scroll back to the bash history, it >> will scroll down automatically in few seconds. What can i do to >> prevent it? I

Re: go down in seconds after scrolling up

(sorry for being late) On Wed-2009/05/13-16:44 tianlijian wrote: > When i use the `Shift+PgUp' to scroll back to the bash history, it > will scroll down automatically in few seconds. What can i do to > prevent it? I have this binding: bindkey -k kP copy which does not do what you want, since

Re: multi-user screen: switching windows isn't reflected in screen instances

Hi all, I'm interested in an answer to this as well (flagrant metoo post). Does anyone have an answer? Josh On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 2:00 PM, David Chanters < david.chant...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I like the feature of multi-user screen. I often do this via: > > screen -x -S some

How to execute commands on startup screen

Good Morning Friends I live in Brazil and started to use screen a short time. How to start a program on the screen when it starts, automaticaly. We use Dataflex Programas, type: $ dfrun myprogram (I'd like startup this program with Screen) Regards. Tales Macêdo __