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Warning: Undefined array key "media" in /home/public/screen/feed.php on line 397 GNU screenhttps://aperiodic.net/screen/2026-04-04T18:29:41+00:00FeedCreator 1.8 (info@mypapit.net)appearance2021-02-19T20:20:01+00:002021-02-19T20:20:01+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/appearance?rev=1613766001&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comscreen's Appearance
Basics
The commands in this section include things that allow screen to
communicate information to the user (like the info
command) and things that change how screen looks (like the
caption command).
The information-providing commands are pretty simple:screen's Appearance
Basics
The commands in this section include things that allow screen to
communicate information to the user (like the info
command) and things that change how screen looks (like the
caption command).
The information-providing commands are pretty simple:bugtracker2021-02-19T20:35:50+00:002021-02-19T20:35:50+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/bugtracker?rev=1613766950&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comBug reports should be filed with the Savannah bugtracker. It kinda blows, but it does the job.
The query system is a little awkward to use, but here are some ready-made links to some useful sets of bugs.
* All open bugs
* Bugs targeted for 4.1.0, sorted first by priority, then by work req'd
* Bugs targeted for 4.1.0, sorted first by work req'd, then priority
* Bugs yet not targeted for a release, sorted by priority, then work req'd
* Bugs not yet targeted for a release, sorted by wor…Bug reports should be filed with the Savannah bugtracker. It kinda blows, but it does the job.
The query system is a little awkward to use, but here are some ready-made links to some useful sets of bugs.
* All open bugs
* Bugs targeted for 4.1.0, sorted first by priority, then by work req'd
* Bugs targeted for 4.1.0, sorted first by work req'd, then priority
* Bugs yet not targeted for a release, sorted by priority, then work req'd
* Bugs not yet targeted for a release, sorted by wor…configuration_links2021-02-19T20:10:34+00:002021-02-19T20:10:34+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/configuration_links?rev=1613765434&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comConfiguration Links
See how other people set things in their .screenrc files.
* dotfiles.org
* Phil! Gregory
* Tim ChambersConfiguration Links
See how other people set things in their .screenrc files.
* dotfiles.org
* Phil! Gregory
* Tim Chambersdetailed_description2021-02-19T20:10:25+00:002021-02-19T20:10:25+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/detailed_description?rev=1613765425&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comScreen Details
screen can do a lot of stuff, see?
screen can detach from the terminal. All of the programs running in screen will remain exactly as they are after a detach. This means that you can start a program and leave it running even though you log in and out several times. You can even go to a different computer, ssh to the one that's running screen and access your running programs remotely.Screen Details
screen can do a lot of stuff, see?
screen can detach from the terminal. All of the programs running in screen will remain exactly as they are after a detach. This means that you can start a program and leave it running even though you log in and out several times. You can even go to a different computer, ssh to the one that's running screen and access your running programs remotely.digraphs2021-02-16T07:34:02+00:002021-02-16T07:34:02+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/digraphs?rev=1613460842&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comDigraphs
screen supports the entry of non-ASCII characters via the
digraph command. You can use octal or hexadecimal
numbers for the characters, if you know the numeric codepoints you want,
but the two-character mnemonics are probably easier to remember. The
characters can be entered in any order, soDigraphs
screen supports the entry of non-ASCII characters via the
digraph command. You can use octal or hexadecimal
numbers for the characters, if you know the numeric codepoints you want,
but the two-character mnemonics are probably easier to remember. The
characters can be entered in any order, sodoc-requirements2021-02-19T20:10:06+00:002021-02-19T20:10:06+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/doc-requirements?rev=1613765406&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comThings that need to be documented before the 4.1.0 release
While there are a few critical bugs remaining to be fixed, they're relatively small or straightforward.
The single largest task remaining to be done before 4.1.0 can be released, is to bring the documentation up-to-speed with the new features and changes that have gone into screen since the previous release. This page is an attempt to identify and track the subtasks needed to accomplish this.Things that need to be documented before the 4.1.0 release
While there are a few critical bugs remaining to be fixed, they're relatively small or straightforward.
The single largest task remaining to be done before 4.1.0 can be released, is to bring the documentation up-to-speed with the new features and changes that have gone into screen since the previous release. This page is an attempt to identify and track the subtasks needed to accomplish this.faq2021-02-19T20:09:54+00:002021-02-19T20:09:54+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/faq?rev=1613765394&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comFAQ
How do I get screen to put things into my terminal's scrollback?
First off, it's recommended that you use screen's scrollback buffer instead. Since you can have multiple windows in a screen session, if you switch between those windows, your terminal scrollback will mix lines from all of those windows, butFAQ
How do I get screen to put things into my terminal's scrollback?
First off, it's recommended that you use screen's scrollback buffer instead. Since you can have multiple windows in a screen session, if you switch between those windows, your terminal scrollback will mix lines from all of those windows, butinterface2021-02-16T07:59:57+00:002021-02-16T07:59:57+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/interface?rev=1613462397&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comInteracting with screen
Basics
This set of commands is mostly about customizing screen's interface,
in terms of keybindings. The most important command is probably
escape, which lets you change the default screen
prefix escape character. emacs users, in particular, will want to use
a different prefix, sinceInteracting with screen
Basics
This set of commands is mostly about customizing screen's interface,
in terms of keybindings. The most important command is probably
escape, which lets you change the default screen
prefix escape character. emacs users, in particular, will want to use
a different prefix, sincemisc2021-02-19T19:58:31+00:002021-02-19T19:58:31+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/misc?rev=1613764711&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comThis is a skeleton page for now.
* autodetach
* backtick
* chdir
* colon
* compacthist
* console
* debug
* defshell
* digraph
* exec
* detach
* displays
* eval
* history
* password
* pow_detach
* pow_detach_msg
* quit
* sessionname
* setenv
* setsid
* shell
* sleep
* source
* suspend
* unsetenvThis is a skeleton page for now.
* autodetach
* backtick
* chdir
* colon
* compacthist
* console
* debug
* defshell
* digraph
* exec
* detach
* displays
* eval
* history
* password
* pow_detach
* pow_detach_msg
* quit
* sessionname
* setenv
* setsid
* shell
* sleep
* source
* suspend
* unsetenvmonitoring2021-02-19T19:58:21+00:002021-02-19T19:58:21+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/monitoring?rev=1613764701&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comMonitoring Windows
screen can monitor your windows, either for silence or activity, notifying
when the condition occurs. This is useful for all sorts of things, including
waiting for a lengthy compile to finish or watching log files.
Basics
Use C-a M to start monitoring a window for activity.Monitoring Windows
screen can monitor your windows, either for silence or activity, notifying
when the condition occurs. This is useful for all sorts of things, including
waiting for a lengthy compile to finish or watching log files.
Basics
Use C-a M to start monitoring a window for activity.multiuser2021-02-19T20:18:14+00:002021-02-19T20:18:14+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/multiuser?rev=1613765894&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comMultiuser screen
screen can allow multiple users to access the same session. This can be useful for all sorts of information sharing, from helpdesk applications to extreme programming. By default, multiuser mode is disabled, for security reasons.Multiuser screen
screen can allow multiple users to access the same session. This can be useful for all sorts of information sharing, from helpdesk applications to extreme programming. By default, multiuser mode is disabled, for security reasons.other_links2021-02-19T19:55:49+00:002021-02-19T19:55:49+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/other_links?rev=1613764549&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comscreen Links
Other screen Resources
* Screen User's Manual (Page Unavailable)
* screen quick reference
* Old screen FAQ (Last updated in 1999.)
* Still-working mirror of Sven's screen pages
Articles About screen
* The beauty of screen
* Take console productivity to a new level with Screen (Error 404)
* Applications that Changed My Life: screen (Page Unavailable)
* Conky in Screen (Domain on sale)
* Scripting screen for fun and profit
* Extreme Multitasking with GNU Scree…screen Links
Other screen Resources
* Screen User's Manual (Page Unavailable)
* screen quick reference
* Old screen FAQ (Last updated in 1999.)
* Still-working mirror of Sven's screen pages
Articles About screen
* The beauty of screen
* Take console productivity to a new level with Screen (Error 404)
* Applications that Changed My Life: screen (Page Unavailable)
* Conky in Screen (Domain on sale)
* Scripting screen for fun and profit
* Extreme Multitasking with GNU Scree…quick_reference2021-02-19T19:39:52+00:002021-02-19T19:39:52+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/quick_reference?rev=1613763592&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comSCREEN Quick Reference
Getting in
start a new screen session with session name screen -S <name> list running sessions/screens screen -ls attach to a running session screen -x attach to session name screen -r <name> the “ultimate attach”SCREEN Quick Reference
Getting in
start a new screen session with session name screen -S <name> list running sessions/screens screen -ls attach to a running session screen -x attach to session name screen -r <name> the “ultimate attach”region_management2021-02-16T20:32:00+00:002021-02-16T20:32:00+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/region_management?rev=1613507520&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comRegion Management in screen
Basics
screen allows you to split the display into multiple regions and
display a different window in each region. (You can also, of course,
display the same window in more than one region.)
Use C-a S to split the display horizontally andRegion Management in screen
Basics
screen allows you to split the display into multiple regions and
display a different window in each region. (You can also, of course,
display the same window in more than one region.)
Use C-a S to split the display horizontally andscreen_concepts2021-02-19T19:50:35+00:002021-02-19T19:50:35+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/screen_concepts?rev=1613764235&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comscreen Concepts
Or, what sort of things you can do with screen and the commands that control them.
* Multiuser - Allowing multiple users on a system to interact with a single screen instance.
* Monitoring - Letting screen monitor your windows for interesting behavior.screen Concepts
Or, what sort of things you can do with screen and the commands that control them.
* Multiuser - Allowing multiple users on a system to interact with a single screen instance.
* Monitoring - Letting screen monitor your windows for interesting behavior.sessionnames2021-02-19T19:57:04+00:002021-02-19T19:57:04+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/sessionnames?rev=1613764624&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comSession Names
Each session has a name associated with it that can be used when attaching to them. Session names are displayed when listing your sessions using screen -list.
root@backup:~# screen -list
There are screens on:
7637.dispatch (Attached)
7545.playing (Detached)
7680.irc (Detached)
7684.logs (Attached)
7693.pts-5.backup (Attached)
4 Sockets in /var/run/screen/S-root.Session Names
Each session has a name associated with it that can be used when attaching to them. Session names are displayed when listing your sessions using screen -list.
root@backup:~# screen -list
There are screens on:
7637.dispatch (Attached)
7545.playing (Detached)
7680.irc (Detached)
7684.logs (Attached)
7693.pts-5.backup (Attached)
4 Sockets in /var/run/screen/S-root.start2021-05-27T18:59:44+00:002021-05-27T18:59:44+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/start?rev=1622141984&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comGNU screen
Intro
Screen is a text-based program usually described as a window manager or terminal multiplexer. While it does a great many things, its two biggest features are its detachability and its multiplexing. The detachability means that you can run programs from within screen, detach and logout, then log in later, reattach, and the programs will still be there. The multiplexing means that you can have multiple programs running within a single screen session, each within its own windo…GNU screen
Intro
Screen is a text-based program usually described as a window manager or terminal multiplexer. While it does a great many things, its two biggest features are its detachability and its multiplexing. The detachability means that you can run programs from within screen, detach and logout, then log in later, reattach, and the programs will still be there. The multiplexing means that you can have multiple programs running within a single screen session, each within its own windo…suggestions2021-02-19T20:39:11+00:002021-02-19T20:39:11+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/suggestions?rev=1613767151&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comSuggestions
This page is for suggestions. If you have an idea for the site, please add it to the list below.
A code walkthrough would be cool.
Some tutorial/discussion on screen v.s. ssh (more specifically, ssh-key-ring/agent) interaction.
Finish documentationSuggestions
This page is for suggestions. If you have an idea for the site, please add it to the list below.
A code walkthrough would be cool.
Some tutorial/discussion on screen v.s. ssh (more specifically, ssh-key-ring/agent) interaction.
Finish documentationterminal2021-02-19T19:35:24+00:002021-02-19T19:35:24+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/terminal?rev=1613763324&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comTerminal Manipulations
Basics
Extras
screen is flexible about flow control. Traditionally, some terminals
do flow control in-band, using ^S when they want to stop the flow data
and ^Q when they want it to resume. On the other hand, some programs
(such asTerminal Manipulations
Basics
Extras
screen is flexible about flow control. Traditionally, some terminals
do flow control in-band, using ^S when they want to stop the flow data
and ^Q when they want it to resume. On the other hand, some programs
(such asterminology2021-02-19T01:04:45+00:002021-02-19T01:04:45+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/terminology?rev=1613696685&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comscreen Terminology
session
A screen session is a single collection of windows - all running under a master screen process. The session can be given a name (e.g. myshells). Screen sessions each have their own clipboard, so copy and paste using the session's clipboard works exclusively between windows within that session.screen Terminology
session
A screen session is a single collection of windows - all running under a master screen process. The session can be given a name (e.g. myshells). Screen sessions each have their own clipboard, so copy and paste using the session's clipboard works exclusively between windows within that session.text_exchange2021-02-19T19:56:43+00:002021-02-19T19:56:43+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/text_exchange?rev=1613764603&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comThis is just a skeleton page for now.
* bufferfile
* copy
* crlf
* deflog
* defscrollback
* defslowpaste
* ignorecase
* log
* logfile
* defobuflimit
* hardcopy
* hardcopy_append
* hardcopydir
* logtstamp
* obuflimit
* paste
* pastefont
* process
* readbuf
* readreg
* register
* removebuf
* scrollback
* slowpaste
* writebufThis is just a skeleton page for now.
* bufferfile
* copy
* crlf
* deflog
* defscrollback
* defslowpaste
* ignorecase
* log
* logfile
* defobuflimit
* hardcopy
* hardcopy_append
* hardcopydir
* logtstamp
* obuflimit
* paste
* pastefont
* process
* readbuf
* readreg
* register
* removebuf
* scrollback
* slowpaste
* writebuftitle_examples2021-02-19T19:49:02+00:002021-02-19T19:49:02+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/title_examples?rev=1613764142&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comTitle Examples
Each screen window has a title. The title is visible in the window display (from the windows command or C-a w) and you can use titles as well as numbers to specify windows for many screen commands.
You can set the default title for your windows with theTitle Examples
Each screen window has a title. The title is visible in the window display (from the windows command or C-a w) and you can use titles as well as numbers to specify windows for many screen commands.
You can set the default title for your windows with thetruncation_padding_escapes2021-02-16T21:41:28+00:002021-02-16T21:41:28+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/truncation_padding_escapes?rev=1613511688&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comTruncation/Padding Escapes
screen has a number of string escapes it uses for building various
strings. Most are replaced by text when the string is built, but the
=, <, and > escapes control a string's formatting by either
adding spaces or deleting characters.
ExamplesTruncation/Padding Escapes
screen has a number of string escapes it uses for building various
strings. Most are replaced by text when the string is built, but the
=, <, and > escapes control a string's formatting by either
adding spaces or deleting characters.
Exampleswindow_flags2010-01-25T13:52:47+00:002010-01-25T13:52:47+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/window_flags?rev=1264427567&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comWindow Flags
screen uses certain flags to represent windows' status in places like the output of the windows command and the %f string escape. The following flags are currently known:
Flag Meaning * the current window - the previous window $ allWindow Flags
screen uses certain flags to represent windows' status in places like the output of the windows command and the %f string escape. The following flags are currently known:
Flag Meaning * the current window - the previous window $ allwindow_management2021-02-19T19:43:18+00:002021-02-19T19:43:18+00:00https://aperiodic.net/screen/window_management?rev=1613763798&do=diffAnonymousanonymous@undisclosed.example.comThis is just a skeleton page for now.
* next
* at
* blanker
* blankerprg
* lockscreen
* deflogin
* defmode
* defzombie
* idle
* kill
* login
* maxwin
* number
* other
* prev
* redisplay
* screen
* select
* shelltitle
* verbose
* windowlist
* windows
* zombie
* defzombieThis is just a skeleton page for now.
* next
* at
* blanker
* blankerprg
* lockscreen
* deflogin
* defmode
* defzombie
* idle
* kill
* login
* maxwin
* number
* other
* prev
* redisplay
* screen
* select
* shelltitle
* verbose
* windowlist
* windows
* zombie
* defzombie