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How to prevent gnu screen capturing the mouse?
I want to use local scrollback on my terminal, whilst using gnu screen. That's because my network connection is incredibly slow, so using screen's scrollback is very slow. Local scrollback is much ...
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Gnu screen with local scrollback buffer?
I'm using a remote server over a very slow and unreliable network connection.
So, I want to use gnu screen in order not to lose what I'm doing whenever I get disconnected.
But I want a local ...
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Does Linux screen slow down a process running remotely?
I am running a process that is uploading a large file to Amazon S3 in a Linux screen (byobu). The programs outputs progress of the upload as it runs (s3cmd). Since the process is running remotely, and ...
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How come I can't use Screen on a different computer?
When I use putty, login and type "screen", it works.
When I use a DIFFERENT computer--a linux based system. I SSH into it through my local machine.
Then, I type "screen" , and it displays this ...
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Running commands on Putty without fear of losing connection
How do you use the "screen" command effectively?
Is it:
Type "screen"
Type in command
Lose connection
Check back on lost session
How do I carry out step 4?
