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You're not! I work on a team of Screen enthusiasts. We all use it, every day.

• memming 13y ago
  Why not just keep your key bindings compatible with screen? You can't stay with legacy systems forever.
  • res0nat0r 13y ago
    There really isn't anything 'legacy' with screen. I've been using it for 20 years daily. I really have no reason to switch to tmux because I really can't see anything screen doesn't already offer me. Vertical splits were patched in and added a long time ago, screen is usually installed by default, so I know it is there on systems where I'm not allowed to install packages. I can share screen sessions with co-workers, split windows etc.
    • pyre 13y ago
      > Vertical splits were patched in and added a long time ago IIRC, that patch floated around for a while. The other thing that tmux brings to the table is better scripting support than screen + things like tmuxinator (for me at least).