A collection of tools for GNU Screen

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>   1. A collection of tools for GNU Screen. (Artur Skonecki)
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This looks very cool !!
Must drop everything and try immediately...

-Bruce


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> Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2011 08:56:54 +0100 (CET)
> From: Artur Skonecki <[email protected]>
> Subject: A collection of tools for GNU Screen.
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> screen-session is a collection of tools for GNU Screen. It includes a
> session saver and a session manager, among others.
> Supports Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris.
> https://github.com/skoneka/screen-session/downloads
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> Available tools:
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> dump - Prints informations about windows and processes running inside.
> It is like dumping the output of :windowlist (but better).
>
> dir - Starts a new Screen window with the same working directory as the
> previous one and sets the window number.
>
> find-pid - Searches for processes PIDs inside Screen session and prints
> window numbers.
>
> find-file - Searches for open files using lsof and prints window
> numbers.
>
> group - Moves windows to a group.
>
> help - Get help about any tool.
>
> kill - Sends a SIGTERM signal to last process started in a window.
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> kill-group - Closes all windows contained in a group.
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> kill-zombie - Removes all zombie windows.
>
> manager - GNU Screen session manager. It is like "screenie" but with
> a split screen preview.
>
> name - Get or set sessionname.
>
> nest - Nests a layout in the current region.
>
> regions - Displays a number in each region and allows selecting,
> swapping and rotating regions. Inspired by tmux display-panes.
>
> renumber - Renumbers windows to fill gaps. Like "screnum" script.
>
> Session saver - Using /proc filesystem, it saves: command line,
> executable name and working directory of processes inside windows ( but
> not environment variables ). It also reads and stores various Screen
> parameters using the :dumpscreen method.
>     save - save session to a file
>     load - load session
>     ls   - list saved sessions
>
> The current screen-session version (0.62) contains a GNU Screen patch
> which adds the :dumpscreen method. Example usage:
>
> # write basic informations about each window to a file
> :at \# dumpscreen window file
>
> # write detailed informations about all windows to a directory
> # (one file per window)
> :at \# dumpscreen window target_directory -F
>
> # write size, focusminsize, window numbers and regions size of the
> # current layout
> :dumpscreen layout file
>
> Prepatched Screen, in case you don't want to patch on your own with
> gnu_screen.diff included in the archive:
> https://github.com/skoneka/escreen/downloads
>
> --
> Artur Skonecki
> http://adb.cba.pl
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