Chris Jones, Tue 2009-12-15 23:45 CET:
> Maybe the new feature was not necessary after all, since it's quite
> possible to acquire the habit of hitting '^A m' when coming back to
> one's screen session, as in "now, let's see.. where was I"..
Note that lastmsg does not necessarily refer to the wind
>> After detaching, my screen session will disappear some time after.
Is the screen process dead (check using ps) or you are not just able
to attach to the screen.
If the screen process is alive and "screen -ls" tells "No sockets found"
then it may the case that your sockdir (usually /tmp/uscreen
I've had a problem with screen on my home computer for quite some time that's
been driving me crazy. After detaching, my screen session will disappear some
time after. Sometimes an hour later it's there, sometimes it's not. It's
nearly always gone if I leave it overnight. I never have any pr
On Ubuntu 9.10, GNU screen ignores any attempt to set the TERM
variable -- either by setting term="xterm-256color" in .screenrc, or
using :term command in screen itself, or using a -T command line
switch. Whatever I do, $TERM is stuck at xterm. Somehow screen is able
to display 256 colors under gno
Hello all,
I'm using screen from the ubuntu repositories which has the vertical-screen
patch. I just noticed that when I've got the screen in vertical-split mode,
the search function (/ and ?) doesn't work properly. The searches find
nothing even though matches are there. When not in vertical-spli
On Ubuntu 9.10, GNU screen ignores any attempt to set the TERM variable --
either by setting term="xterm-256color" in .screenrc, or using :term command in
screen itself, or using a -T command line switch. Whatever I do, $TERM is stuck
at xterm. Somehow screen is able to display 256 colors under gno
On Ubuntu 9.10, GNU screen ignores any attempt to set the TERM variable --
either by setting term="xterm-256color" in .screenrc, or using :term command in
screen itself, or using a -T command line switch. Whatever I do, $TERM is stuck
at xterm. Somehow screen is able to display 256 colors under gno
