arsheth99 wrote:
I am a DBA and I recently started using Cygwin and discovered screen to be a
great tool. I searched through the forum first to make sure I did not miss
any previous posts but could not find an answer. I want to use screen with
the tabs across the screen to easily navigate betwe
Can you open a new shell inside an already open screen window? Try to
run 'bash' from and already existing screen that's logged in to the
same machine you are running screen on. Does that work?
Can you login to the system and start screen using another window,
like if you're using ssh, ssh into
That's really a function of your terminal program. What results do you
get if you try the same thing but not using screen?
Steve Traylen wrote:
Hi,
Been using screen now quite happily for a weeks and very happy that I
forced myself
to use it.
Just one thing that I can't find any referen
On 8/27/07, Sam Tardif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi screen users,
>
> We currently use Zterm to communicate with serial devices, but due to
> some problems it has I am looking for alternatives. screen was a good
> choice, but I have come across a stumbling block that I can't find a way
> around.
Your prompt doesn't appear to be formatted correctly. At a quick
glance, it looks like you are starting the prompt with a "non printing"
escape sequence (\[) for bash, but you never close it. Take a look at
the bash man page, specifically do a search for "begin a sequence of
non-printing char
Will Maier wrote:
On Fri, Feb 16, 2007 at 11:02:50AM -0500, Brian Mathis wrote:
This would be useful with things like running "top" on a wide screen LCD.
I'm lucky enough to have a pivoting LCD and a Linux distro that make it
easy to use, but I think think this solves the
This came directly to me. I think it was supposed to go to the group.
Pesky "Reply All" button!
Original Message
Subject:Re: New screen features available
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2007 03:04:37 -0500
From: Richard Bronosky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Andy Harrison wrote:
On 2/9/07, Michael Schroeder
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, Feb 09, 2007 at 01:47:55PM -0500, Brian Mathis wrote:
> I'm not sure my description is good enough, but the idea is that on a
> wide terminal, you could split that space into 2, and creat
I think it's great that there is still development going on for screen.
I for one could not live without screen!
I think vertical split gives an interesting possibility... Here is the
scenario: Say I have a terminal window that's 50 rows by 161 columns.
I make a vertical split, so now my w
According to the vtprint man page, it uses terminal escape sequences to
activate the printer. When screen is running, it inserts a layer in
between the program and your terminal program, which is what allows
screen to perform its magic, and will also catch those sequences and
prevent vtprint f
Toby wrote:
Hello
I, like many others, find the "tabbed" metaphor of recent browsers and
other programs very intuitive and practical.
As such, I'd love to see a similar device implemented in screen, or to
do it myself. But first I'd like to hear what you think about it.
[...]
I don't hav
To get to the newly split screen, use Ctrl-A TAB. Then, you can select
which screen you want to display in there using any of the normal
screen window control commands. If you want a new screen, you'll need
to make one using Ctrl-A C as usual for a new screen.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wh
Are you saying that some svgalib apps work and others don't? You need
to be more clear. If they all don't work, then that makes sense, but
if some work and not others, always when you're in screen, then there's
something else going on. What you're saying in your second post is not
clear to m
So you're saying it works with an image viewer, and not a movie
viewer? You never said anything like that in your initial post. Maybe
you should fully describe what you are doing and the problem you're
seeing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
svgalib no doubt requires the ability to a
Geraint Edwards wrote:
Aaron Griffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said
(on Tue, Oct 04, 2005 at 10:46:51AM -0500):
When I "screen -R" or "screen -RD", the window is always resized
Try
screen -RA
or
screen -RAD
This only seems to work when resuming a screen session.
Aaron Griffin wrote:
Hey guys,
It's probably not all that important that the context of this is while
running screen via a putty session, though it could be related to
other things.
When I "screen -R" or "screen -RD", the window is always resized
rather small. I have putty setup to be larger th
JCA wrote:
I have noticed that when starting rscreen as a process running on a
terminal emulator (xterm, gnome-terminal) the scrolling capabilities
of the terminal emulator seem to be disabled. In particular, the
PageUp, PageDown keys in the keyboard, that allow one to move up and
down the outp
JCA wrote:
Is it not the case that this would reconnect, but spawning a new
shell? I would like to reconnect to the same shell, which might be
running other applications.
This is the typical way to use screen:
- Turn on your laptop, open ssh connection to the server
- On the server: type 's
Marc Chantreux wrote:
[...]
this problem is stronger under windows which misses the virtual desktop
features.
regards
This works great:
http://virtuawin.sourceforge.net/
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Michael Schroeder wrote:
On Fri, Mar 04, 2005 at 12:19:17PM +0100, Eric Smith wrote:
Not sure if this has been requested before.
When in split screen, and scrolling through windows with (n|p) in say the top screen,
it would be nice if screen did not select the same window as currently selected in
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