A chronological documentation test project, nothing serious, really!
Sometimes it’s useful to let someone see what you are doing in a console sessison. GNU screen is the tool for the job and lets a remote user follow on-screen what you are doing, great feature when you try to explain something over the phone. To share your session you must start screen on the […]
If you do not like unnecessary windows open, or want to get the maximum out of your terminal session, screen will soon be in your .bash_history numerous times. I found GNU Screen’s barrier to entry quite high, and I wanted to lower it for my readers. GNU Screen enables you to run many shell processes […]
CTRL-a d detach from the running session CTRL-a c create a new window in the session CTRL-a p switch to the previous window CTRL-a n switch to the next window CTRL-a x switch to window x, windows start at 0