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1. get a shell account somewhere 2. use ssh + screen
by shimon 18y ago
1. get a shell account somewhere
2. use ssh + screen
- olefoo 18y agoI would suggest dtach instead of screen. There is much less conflict between key bindings for emacs and dtach, whereas with screen I was always forgetting which program would get Ctrl-a and being continually surprised.
- hernan7 18y agoYou can use the "-e" option of screen to change ctrl-a to something else. My usual invocation of screen looks something like: screen -e '^Oo' -S mysession Disclosure: I use vi.