> Which screen commandline parameters do you use for that? I'd expect
> something like "screen -X screen 63 somecommand". (Would run
> "somecommand" in a window with number 63 unless that number is
> already in use.)
Since writing the original post, I've improved the script. Now it
does someth
> Which screen commandline parameters do you use for that? I'd expect
> something like "screen -X screen 63 somecommand". (Would run
> "somecommand" in a window with number 63 unless that number is
> already in use.)
Since writing the original post, I've improved the script. Now it
does somethi
A shell script needs to be able to add a window, and know in advance
what window number is still available. It will then do some stuffing.
ATM it's quite messy and complex. The script attempts to randomly
create a title then use that as a handle, but then it must eventually
rename the window t
All my screen windows have the same color text. If I change the color
of the terminal, it changes for all screen windows. I would like to
color-code the some windows to really stand out.
This is important, because sometimes a window is used for a root user
on a mission critical system.
How ca
