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RE: Starting screen non-interactively at system startup
From: |
David Balazic |
Subject: |
RE: Starting screen non-interactively at system startup |
Date: |
Mon, 13 Sep 2004 15:04:18 +0200 |
> From: Michael
> Schroeder[SMTP:address@hidden
>
> On Mon, Sep 13, 2004 at 01:22:38PM +0200, David Balazic wrote:
> > Excuse me, but you said yourself, that now certain properties
> > of the physical terminal are visible in the emulated terminals.
>
> Huh, when did I say that? Anyway, that's nothing new, screen
> always did that. In fact we're trying to remove it, this is
> one of the reasons for implementing stuff like 'bindkey', which
> was added in screen-3.5.4.
>
> > And they are different, depending on the physical terminal.
> > That is why new terminal names were invented , like
> > screen-linux , screen-xterm etc...
>
> Do you mean "screen.linux"? Yes, you can do that, but it's only
> useful for solving very rare problems. I doubt you will ever need
> it.
>
But it is used by default on the systems I tried ( Fedora 2 IIRC ) ???
I thought it was a new feature, that certain non-VT100 features
of the phys. terminal are made available inside screen, and
the TERMCAP inside screen was adapted to describe the extra
functionality ( and the new terminal names were introduced
for terminfo, to achieve the same thing for terminfo programs ).
I will install debian version <whatever sarge will be labeled> soon
and check then ...
Regards,
David
RE: Starting screen non-interactively at system startup, David Balazic, 2004/09/13
RE: Starting screen non-interactively at system startup,
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