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christof says...

               
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tomit says...

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Traut says...

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inqex says...

Manche lieben es, andere wurden von diversen GUIs (Windows[tm], u.a.) entwöhnt . Das schwarze Fenster, die Kommandozeile[1]. Hiermit ein paar Verweise zu Programmen und Konfigurationen für die Konsole.

Tmux löste hier inzwischen das in die Jahre gekommene screen ab.

Drei fertig gebackene Grmlkonfigurationsdateien von screen, der zsh und Vim gibt es dort. Bei der Screenkonfiguration ergab sich auf hiesigen System eine kleine Ungereimtheit, wie oben geschrieben stört dies jedoch dank tmux nicht.

Bei seraphyn erhält man eine kleine Liste erwähnenswerter Programme, welche hier nicht extra Auflistung erfährt.

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[1] Manch einer bescheinigt der Konsole ein neues Erblühen, die Programmsuch und -aufruffunktion unter KDE4 (Alt+F2) sei ein Beispiel, doch dies ist ein anderes Thema.

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wombley says...

GNU Screen is a terminal application for running persistent, multiple sessions inside a single terminal (or in the most useful case, a ssh connection)

Running Screen:

apt-get install screen: installs screen on Debian
screen: starts a new screen session
screen -r: reattaches to an existing screen session
screen -x: reattaches to an existing screen session where the original session is still attached (happens when screen has not been properly detached)
Ctrl-a d: detaches from a running screen session (note this will lose split screen placement - this is the only way I've found to avoid that)

Creating and switching between terminal sessions:

Ctrl-a c: Create new terminal session
Ctrl-a n: Switch to next running terminal session (also Ctrl-a space)
Ctrl-a p: Switch to previous running terminal session
exit: This will close the running terminal session, as usual.

Split Screen:

Ctrl-a |: Split screen vertically (note this one isn't in all screen versions - it is in the Debian one however)
Ctrl-a S: Split screen horizontally
Ctrl-a Tab: Switch to the next screen
Ctrl-a X: Remove active bit of split screen (opposite from | and S)

Copy and Paste:

Screen supports copy and paste between terminal sessions. Copying from a vertically split screen from an ssh session (as in to a different application on your client operating system) can be tricky if it extends over multiple lines, as you'll get the stuff from the other terminal too - , although I've yet to try it.

Ctrl-a [: Starts copy mode. Press enter/space to start, enter/space again to end.
Ctrl-a ]: Paste
Ctrl-a <: Copy from a file
Ctrl-a >: Paste to a file

Other:

Ctrl-a ?: Command reference (also see the manual)

Copy mode can also be used to view the scrollback buffer: after Ctrl-a [ you can use the arrow keys to scroll up to its limits - Esc exits without copying.

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Fail-Pics says...

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It was release day for Microsoft's Windows 7 with exciting new features such as a better touch screen interface, so this Japanese show did a demo

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Browny says...

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Epic Win says...

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Human LCD Screen http://www.EpicWin.net

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