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On 1 Feb 2003, Troy Dack wrote: |
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> On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 21:57, John Nilsson wrote: |
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> > I havent tested screen yet, however ION/gnome-terminal is what I cannot |
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> > live without =), take a look at ION. |
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> The beauty of screen is that it is console based and does not need a |
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> gui. |
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> The other *really* big plus is that you can start a process running and |
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> then detach the screen session and log off, the process will continue. |
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> Log on from another terminal/box/console/what ever and then resume the |
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> screen session. |
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> This coupled with the fact that you can start sshd on the livecd means |
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> that you could be able to do remote installs for friends over ssh (and |
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> not have to keep the ssh session open) via a quick phone call to start |
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> sshd and change the passwd. |
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ppc livecd has screen on it. |
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Best regards |
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Pieter |
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> Troy Dack |
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> http://linux.tkdack.com http://webportage.sf.net |
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