Aaron Davies wrote:
> If I understand your question, then (short of fiddling with cryopid or
> something similar) the answer is no. The screen process and all the
> processes it hosts are on the computer they're on, and screen can't
> help you move them.
>
Hello Aaron,
Thanks for your discussi
Hi,
I do wonder if it is possible in gnu screen to set up a modifier key.
Instead of tapping escape key multiple times, the user would press and
hold modifier (eg win key). Are there any potential workarounds?
Regards
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Artur Skonecki
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If I understand your question, then (short of fiddling with cryopid or
something similar) the answer is no. The screen process and all the
processes it hosts are on the computer they're on, and screen can't
help you move them.
On Wednesday, December 23, 2009, J. Bakshi wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> A
On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:45:06 +0100, Thijs de Zoete
wrote:
> Can't you use an ssh connection to do it from home(Your office -> your
home
> -> screen -> program X)? I suppose they won't open a port in the office
> specially for your screen session to be controlled from home.
>
> Groeten,
> Thijs
>
Hello list,
A question is always in my mind and I have not found any answer yet .
Suppose I open a screen session in my office linux PC and execute a
command. Then I detach it. Later It is possible to reattach the session
again in the same PC with "screen -r ". Can I open open the
session from m
