On Tue, Sep 17, 2002 at 08:57 -0400, Randy Kramer wrote: > Does Mandrake use screen? How is it used? > > I found a ~/.screenrc file on both my Mandrake 8.2 and 7.2 > installations, so I assume (I know ;-) ) that both versions of Mandrake > use screen.
Yes. > On the screen manpage, under bindkey, it says that if I enter: > > bindkey -t foo stuff foobar > > in my ~/.screenrc file I should be able to type "foo" and get "foobar", > and I assumed that should work in any X application. (For some reason, > I'm assuming that all the stuff that runs in X somehow runs "on top" of > screen.) No. X and screen have nothing to do with each other. screen is a tool to have multiple screens (or 'windows') on a text console (or tty) and X is the server which serves the graphical base for graphic applications (environments like KDE, Gnome or other window managers). wobo -- Reg. LinuxUser 228909 Powered By MandrakeLinux 8.2 GnuPG: A69882EE -------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.wolf-b.de *** Some of my best friends are Penguins! ***
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