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I am lazy and just use this several times a day: /usr/bin/screen /dev/tty.usbserial-blah It’s been a while but I think this works in WSL, too. I am worth m
by runjake 3y ago
I am lazy and just use this several times a day:
/usr/bin/screen /dev/tty.usbserial-blah
It’s been a while but I think this works in WSL, too.
I am worth my salt.
- bilekas 3y agoLet me get this, (win perspective for now), I need to open a bash wsl, then screen session to the tty panel? - with a config (con type. port, other vars) maybe. Or open putty and retain my saved sessions ? I believe you are worth your salt, I always like the use of screen, but surely you can see for win, putty is just easier ? Edit : wsl being a lot more mem required than putTy
- runjake 3y agoIt depends. I spend all my time in shells so it’s easier to run screen. Others spend more time and have more comfort with the GUI and they might choose PuTTY. I do use PuTTY frequently, for oddball serial connections and when I want reliable logging with no fuss.