On Mon, Nov 01, 2010 at 10:30:42AM -0400, Kevin Van Workum wrote:
> Maybe you ran screen from /. You could use the "chdir" command to change it
> to your home dir. See the manpage for details on chdir.
I didn't (I already tried ending my screen session and starting a new
one from my homedir, and a
What information would you like to show on your hard status ? At first I also
thought about increasing my hardstatus to see my window list, but currently I
just use C-a " that shows a list of all my windows.
Let Us know.
Thanks
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On 01.11.10,11:28, Eric Smith wrote:
> Is it possible to create more than a single line for the
> hardstatusline?
>
I tested this, but it did not seem to work. Maybe some others has a
solution for this?
Jostein
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It is not possible. You can ":split -v" ":resize -v 1" and
run there a custom application displaying output.
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On Mon, 1 Nov 2010, Eric Smith wrote:
Is it possible to create more than a single line for the
hardstatusline?
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On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 9:10 AM, seanh wrote:
> Anyone know why this might be happening? Just recently, whenever I open a
> new shell in screen it starts in the root directory (/) instead of in my
> homedir. If I start a new shell outside of screen it starts in my homedir. I
> don't think there's
Is it possible to create more than a single line for the
hardstatusline?
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Anyone know why this might be happening? Just recently, whenever I open a new
shell in screen it starts in the root directory (/) instead of in my homedir.
If I start a new shell outside of screen it starts in my homedir. I don't think
there's anything unusual in my screenrc that would cause thi
