LINUXOPOLIS ( 2019-08-05 ) ~ Screen

SCREEN

Screen manager with VT100/ANSI terminal emulation
Published with SteemPeak

Screenshot by Willi Glenz

SUMMARY

02 SCREEN ........................................................... v1 2019-07

03 documentation .................................................... v2 2019-08 update
05 installation ..................................................... v1 2019-07
04 configuration .................................................... v1 2019-07
07 session .......................................................... v1 2019-08 new
06 split ............................................................ v2 2019-08 update

01 sources .......................................................... v2 2019-08 update

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07 SESSION

10 $ screen -S firstsession glances     : Build a session
10 ^ax                                  : Lock the session

20 ^ad                                  : Detach the session
20 $ screen -ls                         : List screen sessions
20 $ screen -r                          : Reattaching
20 $ screen -x                          : Attach to a not detached screen session

30 $ screen -ls
30 $ screen -X -S 123 quit              : Delete a session

^a?

06 SPLIT

^a| ^a<tab>         : Split window vertically
^aS ^a<tab>         : Split window horizontally

Manpages            $ man screen
Screen-Help         : ^a?

05 INSTALLATION

# apt install screen
$ which screen

04 CONFIGURATION

# vim /etc/screenrc
$ vim ~/.screenrc
$ screen top

03 DOCUMENTATION

W3M                 $ w3m gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html
Manpages            $ man screen
Keybindings         ^a?

02 SCREEN

WINDOWS

• ^ac               : Create window
• ^aA               : Rename window
• ^aa               : Toggle window
• ^a[0 .. 9]        : Toggle window
• ^aX               : Kill pane
• ^an               : Next window
• ^ap               : Previous window
• ^ak               : Kill window
• ^a\               : Kill all windows
• ^aw               : Window bar 
• ^a"               : Window list
• ^ah               : Hardcopy

EXAMPLE

$ screen -S firstsession
• ^aP
• ^a|
$ htop
• ^a<tab>
• ^ac
$ atop
• ^a<tab>
• ^ac
$ df -hT

01 SOURCES

GNU                     : $ gnu.org/software/screen
Manpages                : $ man screen
Linux Leech (Tutorial)  : youtu.be/I4xVn6Io5Nw

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