Masking Monitor/Silence?

I don't suppose there's any easy way to mask some area of the screen out of the monitor function? I normally run nested, with clocks in both captions. I'd like to keep it this way, since it's been handy in the past to have a record of the last time an overloaded box had the spare cycles to update i

Set konsole tab title from screen session name

Can this be done? I'd like screen to set the konsole tab name text when the shell in a konsole tab is connected to a named screen session. -Bruce ___ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users

Re: screen not keeping title from -t option

On Tuesday 09 November 2010 10:35:13 am Han Sooloo wrote: > I launch screen from the command line like so: > screen -t MyCoolApp /home/user/mycoolapp > > However, when I list the screens by doing screen -list, I don't see the > screen titles for each session, but simply the socket numbers. Any > t

screen not keeping title from -t option

I launch screen from the command line like so: screen -t MyCoolApp /home/user/mycoolapp However, when I list the screens by doing screen -list, I don't see the screen titles for each session, but simply the socket numbers. Any thoughts why the titles wouldn't be shown? Thank you, -