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Anyone who has a 9.04 install handy: does this just write a modified .screenrc, or does it somehow refer to those configurations stored elsewhere and requires a
by gcv 18y ago
Anyone who has a 9.04 install handy: does this just write a modified .screenrc, or does it somehow refer to those configurations stored elsewhere and requires a customized screen build?
- nanexcool 18y agoIt stores the screen profiles in /usr/share/screen-profiles/profiles, and in your user directory theres a .screen-profiles directory which holds a symbolic link to the profile you have selected.
- duskwuff 18y agoIt's nothing that you can't get without a .screenrc. Most of the magic involves a few commands: 1. "hardstatus always lastline": displays a line of information on the bottom row of the terminal. 2. "caption always": similar to hardstatus, except it's displayed at the bottom of each split window. 3. "backtick": lets you interpolate the output of shell commands into hardstatus and caption.