Am Montag, 3. Januar 2011, um 14:18:11 schrieb Rafal Maszkowski: > On Mon, Jan 03, 2011 at 09:35:57AM +0000, Dennis Schridde wrote: > > After screen is started, it is pretty much locked onto the started > > session. I would like to have a command to terminate the current session > > and connect to another existing session instead. > > Currently the only method to connect to another session is by running > > "screen -x $id" within the current session, which will create a > > screen-within-screen, with the need for all the unpleasant ^A escaping. > > Why Ctrl-A D is not suitable? That's "detach", ain't it? I am running screen as my $SHELL, if I detach I'm being logged out.
> Screens inside screen is a normal method of work for me. One can get > used to sending Ctrl-A e.g. to a shell inside third level screen. Still it is very very inconvenient, imo. --Dennis P.S: Should this be copied to Savannah?
