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I don't know - I like having the control master around for when I've done something like startup an interactive process, then realize that I also want to pop on
by cabacon 15y ago
I don't know - I like having the control master around for when I've done something like startup an interactive process, then realize that I also want to pop onto the machine to look in some file. I don't always start screen when I login somewhere, and I don't particularly like screen well enough to make it my default first action when I log in somewhere. I also tend to prefer to be able to see all my logins simultaneously, rather than having them be screen windowed or tabbed.
I thought it was a nice overview of some things I use a lot (control master, and nicknames in .config) and included some things I didn't know, like the control persistence and some of the nickname wildcarding. It shouldn't be dismissed just because it isn't about screen/tmux.
- nuclear_eclipse 15y agoIf it's a long-running process, you might want to consider screen if only for the protection against connection issues. Otherwise, you could potentially combine the control master with `screen -x`, or just use a split window in screen/tmux, to allow viewing multiple windows at once.