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I only consider myself a newbie screen user, but I can see that the comparison has a few mistakes: - you can configure screen at runtime. Ctrl-A :<command> -

by Aissen 9y ago

I only consider myself a newbie screen user, but I can see that the comparison has a few mistakes: - you can configure screen at runtime. Ctrl-A :<command> - you can have multiple "sessions" in screen, although it calls it windows: Ctrl-A C There might be other mistakes, but I'm not advanced enough to say.

wnoise 9y ago
Yes for the first, no for the second. He means something quite different by session -- a stack of windows. And it does support it, by having multiple screen servers running at the same time.