Hi Michael, screen users,
* Michael Grant [24. Apr. 2013]:
> I don't know if it would work but maybe you could bind screen to use an
> obscure unicode character
no luck. Screen is not utf aware on this level. I used to use
"°" but with the switch to utf8 -terminal it did not work any
more. I
Hi screen-users, Micah,
regarding this old post:
* Micah Cowan [22. Sep. 2008]:
> Kazuo Teramoto wrote:
>> Hello, sometime ago (in 2006) someone asked if is possible to print
>> italic text when using screen inside urxvt, but it received no
>> replies...
>>
>> Someone know if it is possible? I
Hi Ray, Kevin,
* Kevin Van Workum [12. Nov. 2010]:
> It's not a screen command, but try the "script" tool. It's very useful for
> that type of thing.
>
> On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 7:10 AM, Ray Liu wrote:
>> I'm new to linux screen command, has anyone tried logging the output of
>> screen comman
Hi screen-users,
* Gregor Zattler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [16. Mär. 2006]:
> Torsten Scheck had the correct idea: Use
> "screen -x emacsserver -X detach" instead of "screen -d emacsserver".
>
> Now there is another but minor problem: Most times I use this
>
Hi screen-users,
* Gregor Zattler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14. Mär. 2006]:
> Hi screen-users,
>
> via screen -x it is possible to attach several times from
> various displays to one single screen session. But how do I end
> one such connection to this screen session w
Hi screen-users,
via screen -x it is possible to attach several times from
various displays to one single screen session. But how do I end
one such connection to this screen session without detatching the
others (via command line)?
I use this simple line of bash script:
{ emacsclient --alte
