Difference between revisions of "Screen linux command"
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screen -x banan | screen -x banan | ||
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==Annoying flashing== | ==Annoying flashing== | ||
You can do what you want in a terminal-independent way using just your ''.screenrc'' | You can do what you want in a terminal-independent way using just your ''.screenrc'' | ||
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third line sets the flash to an empty string | third line sets the flash to an empty string | ||
Note that the trailing colon (:) is needed for the termcap syntax used by screen. | Note that the trailing colon (:) is needed for the termcap syntax used by screen. | ||
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{{Source cli}} | {{Source cli}} | ||
[[category:Linux]][[category:Linux Command]] | [[category:Linux]][[category:Linux Command]] | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 17 November 2023
Split screen
Two consoles working together
On console 1
screen -S bananOn console 2
Same user as on console 1
screen -x bananAnnoying flashing
You can do what you want in a terminal-independent way using just your .screenrc
vbell on
vbell_msg ''
termcapinfo * vb=:
The settings are:
first line (you already did this) second line cancels the Wuff, Wuff! third line sets the flash to an empty string Note that the trailing colon (:) is needed for the termcap syntax used by screen.