, where I have a .screenrc that sets up
screens 0, 1, 2, 7, 8, and 9 with titles and environments (working directory,
etc) for designated purposes, such that it's nice that window 7 also comes up
with the same bash history from the last time I shut down screen, not mixed
with commands from w
n need of from Screen
that doesn't already exist? Maybe it's a good time to vote up tickets.
Ed
d to ask questions.
Another thought of mine is that people use desktop/server tools less
now. Do people author more things with Google Docs or do more things in
general using web "apps"?
Ed
xterm feels faster than the others, could be ttf fonts,
or other bells and whistles, I'm not sure.
Ed
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> it looks normal in xxd, not "..", but I still get that error.
That's xxd hiding non-printables. You should see the ascii value in the
hex columns. Compare that with the value in 'man ascii'.
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On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 08:40:45PM +, David Woodfall wrote:
> bind £ select 13
bind £ select 13, works just fine for me.
Have you looked at the source of your config file through xxd or similar
hex editor for any stray characters?
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session has terminated.
Could your model have exhausted the system memory and the kernel started
killing processes /randomly/, including screen? Is there anything in the
system logs like this?
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Could it be that screen is killed by shutdown or a watchdog?
If you look at the process listing when you get this message, is there a
screen session running?
Are you the same user who started screen?
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-q Suppress printing of error messages.
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On Thu, Jun 02, 2016 at 05:18:41PM +0200, Lluís Vilanova wrote:
> Hi there. After my latest update on some debian machines we use at work
> (mostly
> running testing), all screen sessions die after users log out.
Blame systemd.
You will need to enable the linger option.
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in ~/.screenrc, the following lines will remove the default "suspend"
bindings from Control-a Control-z and Control-a z:
bind ^z
bind z
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e running emacs.
If this is not supported, then the above command should give an error message
rather than ignoring the command to run.
% screen --version
Screen version 4.00.02 (FAU) 5-Dec-03
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test on a Redhat list and should be able to
get help with configuring your network so the above test will pass.
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On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 11:03:26AM -0500, Ed Blackman wrote:
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 02:25:30PM +0530, J. Bakshi wrote:
How can I use these at screen command option ( not in .screenrc ) ?
If I'm understanding you correctly, you want to execute screen commands
within a running screen se
e key (Control-a by default), then :, then type a command.
When you type the colon, you will see a colon prompt appear on the lower
left.
So it would be ":nonblock on", for example.
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it is worse then my past two configurations
without screen where either the screen would clear on exit or do
nothing leving the emacs/less output visible and providing a prompt.
any help would be apreiciated..
Thanks!
Ed
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Terminal.app verison:2.
an't seem to get -X to do much
of
anything.
Anyways, does something like this exist, and if so how do you do it?
Thanks,
Ed
(ps - is screen development dead? I'm hoping not, it truly is a lifechanging
program..)
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For posterity, I resolved this with a small hack.
First, I disabled the command key and made bound F12 to the command.
[.screenrc]
bindkey -k F2 command
escape ""
Next, modified a copy of x-win us.xkb keyboard layout, ed.xkb.
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g., i like very similar, but different long title
names..)
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s a command.
The main problem with this theory, is that screen operates fine when vim is
not running!
Thanks,
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