Follow-up Comment #1, bug #44243 (project screen):
While GNU Screen would know the state of its windows, and the commands that
were executed when they were opened (e.g. /bin/bash), it cannot be responsible
for the state of those shells, or jobs running within them. See the `layout
dump` command in screen(1) for information on saving window layouts.
If you want to restore the state of the environment of a shell, record running
jobs, etc, then you must do so from within the shell itself, perhaps by saving
the environment before each prompt using `PROMPT_COMMAND` in bash.
And maybe give the sysadmins some advice on etiquette. :)
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