i've certainly had screen get into odd states when running complicated
nested setups involving making connections to different layers from
different sized terminal windows, sometimes simultaneously (through -x
sharing). what generally happens is that some window will get stuck at
a dimensio
I have no experience with nested screens, but I hope you tried to fit
the outer one first, then the inner one (may be the order matters?)
If you are running a shell you can try "reset".
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 10:25 PM, Misha Koshelev wrote:
> Thanks. This almost works but not quite.
>
> Maybe t
Thanks. This almost works but not quite.
Maybe this is because I'm actually running a screen inside of a screen (long
story)?
I tried to "fit" both btw.
Misha
Pandurangan R S wrote:
> Did u try "fit" command (shortcut + F)?
>
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screen-users ma
Did u try "fit" command (shortcut + F)?
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 12:12 AM, Misha Koshelev wrote:
> Dear All:
>
> I am using screen on a CentOS release 5.3 final cluster.
>
> I am accessing from Hardy 8.04 (Ubuntu) amd64 desktop.
>
> Initially, the dimensions inside my screen session fit well insi
Dear All:
I am using screen on a CentOS release 5.3 final cluster.
I am accessing from Hardy 8.04 (Ubuntu) amd64 desktop.
Initially, the dimensions inside my screen session fit well inside my
gnome-terminal.
However, when I reconnect to my detached screen session (detached by means of
ssh dis
Dear All:
I am using screen on a CentOS release 5.3 final cluster.
I am accessing from Hardy 8.04 (Ubuntu) amd64 desktop.
Initially, the dimensions inside my screen session fit well inside my
gnome-terminal.
However, when I reconnect to my detached screen session (detached by means of
ssh dis
Hello list,
I would like to get a copy of the scrollback buffer, including the ANSI
escape sequences.
At this point, i am abble to get the scrollback buffer copy using
'C-a h' (which saves the current window scrollback buffer to
~/hardcopy.n), but it only saves plain text, without ANSI escapes.
