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==About== | ==About== | ||
'''GNU Screen''' is a [[GNU]] [[command line]] application which lets you create and access virtual terminal sessions. | '''GNU Screen''' is a [[GNU]] [[command line]] application which lets you create and access virtual terminal sessions. | ||
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| + | Local manpage: {{l/manpage|screen}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
From outside screen: | From outside screen: | ||
Latest revision as of 10:25, 28 April 2018
About
GNU Screen is a GNU command line application which lets you create and access virtual terminal sessions.
Local manpage: screen
Notes
From outside screen:
screen -Rreconnects to the most recently-created session.screen -lslists the available sessions.screen -r <pid.tty.host>reconnects to the specified session (note: .host is optional)- If Screen refuses to connect to a specified session, that may be because it's already "attached" – use
screen -r -d <pid.tty.host>to detach it first if necessary.
From within Screen:
[CTRL-A] ddisconnects (detaches) from the current session (but does not end it)