Screen (Linux command)#
Linux Screen allows you to:#
- Use multiple shell windows from a single SSH session.
- Keep a shell active even through network disruptions.
- Disconnect and reconnect to a shell sessions from multiple locations.
- Run a long running process without maintaining an active shell session.
To start screen type: #
screen
or
screen -S <screen-name>
From within screen:#
| ^a-c | create a new screen |
| ^a-n | change to next screen |
| ^a-p | change to previous screen |
| ^a-d | detach from screen |
| ^a-: sessionname XXXX | change screen name to XXXX |
| exit | end/exit screen |
Other screen commands:#
| screen -r | re-attach to screen (if only one) |
| screen -ls | display running screens |
| screen -r XXXX | re-attach to screen XXXX name or number |
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