I have three possible ideas.
The first is to put all windows into the same session, and name them
all accordingly. I would consider this messy however, and screen lacks
any way to meaningfully sort windows except by most-recently-used.
Another idea is to use a nested screen session. Use a dif
> Le Samedi, 17 Janvier 2009 16:52:35 +0100,
> grandpas a écrit :
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> I'm also looking at ClusterSSH to perform simultaneous actions on
> several UMLs.
>
there is a Debian pconsole package:
$ apt-cache show pconsole
[...]
Description: parallel console shell for administering clusters
lanas wrote:
> When UMLs are started in the following way:
> screen -d -m -S UML1 <...>
> screen -d -m -S UML2 <...>
> screen -d -m -S UML3 <...>
>
> Then there's seemingly no way to have a main comsole and do Ctrl-A S-"
> switching between sessions. So it means several terminals, each with
> its
Le Samedi, 17 Janvier 2009 16:52:35 +0100,
grandpas a écrit :
> I'm not sure to understand the question. You can have only one "big"
> screen session with all your UML's inside, each on a virtual terminal
> (and thus switchable through Ctrl-A xx).
> For this you can use a specific .screenrc file
Hello,
I'm not sure to understand the question. You can have only one "big"
screen session with all your UML's inside, each on a virtual terminal
(and thus switchable through Ctrl-A xx).
For this you can use a specific .screenrc file to start many terminals
and commands at the initialisation of s
Hi all,
It's nice to launch UMLs in the background using screen, each with
its own name, and then use screen -r . But is there a way to
have with that a main screen session with the ability to Ctrl-A Shift-"
switch between UML sessions, taking into account that the UMLs will be
launched at boot
