Hi,
To unbind, put 'bind ^I' in your config or
Ctrl-a :bind ^I
Artur
On Mon, 6 Aug 2012, Chris Willard wrote:
Hello All,
I have just started to use screen and can see how extremely useful it
is!
However I am having a problem with the tab key. If I press it more
than once if moves to
Hello All,
I have just started to use screen and can see how extremely useful it
is!
However I am having a problem with the tab key. If I press it more
than once if moves to the next screen. I understand that I probably
need to unbind it but can not find how to do this. I assume that i
Hi,
I just made a tiny logo for a small Mind Map I made about Screen (in
French) [1].
I used a terminal window from OpenCliparts and the GNU Head downloaded
from the GNU Art page [2].
So, would you be interested by this logo?
http://www.formation-lpi.com/IMG/png/lpi-lpic1-128.png
http://www.form
Hi Cédric.
I'm new to the list, and it's a month late, but maybe
this can be usefull for someone (I use xclip as you
like):
Paste from primary selection directly in screen without
screen's bufferfile:
exec .!. xclip -o
The same but using bufferfile:
eval 'exec !!! sh -c "xclip -o < ~/.scr
> eval 'exec !!! sh -c "xclip -o < ~/.screen/buff"' readbuf
> eval writebuf 'exec !!! sh -c "xclip -i < ~/.screen/buff"'
This < aren't neccesary. Just a slip-up!
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