My .screenrc file automatically starts 3
> windows. How do I prevent this loop?
I read somewhere that it is not advised to do that.
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ost it if you
want.
c-a " to have the list of your windows
then J K to move the windows down and up.
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gnores those.
screen -t foo foo
should work, I guess.
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e as bottom.
I guess it could be adapted to provide two status bars (one on top and
one on bottom) as requested by some.
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st the patch or put some link to it ?
I fear to lost the correct indentation by copying it from the web site.
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gt; all ttys/windows in screen.
cssh is a good option too.
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ned features for the next release:
> [...]
Is it planned to migrate from k&r style to ansi C one day ?
Are there some code cleanup in the way, like taking care of the very
big switch/case in the main.c ?
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Le 24 août 2005 à 15:16, Xavier Nicollet a écrit:
> [...]
> There are still some problems: I don't understant the UTMPOK part, same
> for the WindowChanged.
>
> If someone could help me, I guess it would make screen more
> user-friendly.
Ok, I made a new patch, which shoul
Le 24 août 2005 à 15:16, Xavier Nicollet a écrit:
> I have made a patch for help.c, which would help people having problems
> with the number command. It is against screen4.0.2 (debian source).
Well I may try to improve this this week-end. Has someone tested it ?
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ot; code, which seems to be
the RC_NUMBER case in process.c, line 2756.
There are still some problems: I don't understant the UTMPOK part, same
for the WindowChanged.
If someone could help me, I guess it would make screen more
user-friendly.
Thanks for your attention,
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ame=$1
screen -X title $name
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
screen -X title bash
Then "ssr remotehost" instead of "ssh remotehost" would do the trick.
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ted by some uther users as well...
I have a patch that does exactly that. When you're in listmode (c-a ")
you then do /ap and it selects the first window beginning with ap.
Or if it is a number, it selects that window (using the same function as
c-a
OSX Cocoa tabbed terminal; second, to securely (ssh?) interconnect
> screen backends, so that you could bridge two (or more) hosts running
> screen, and switching between screens on different hosts would be
> transparent.
Great !
I don't know if it would be very easy with the curre
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