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I don't think I can live without it anymore. There is no reason why you shouldn't use screen when ssh'ing in and working on remote machines, it will save you t

I don't think I can live without it anymore. There is no reason why you shouldn't use screen when ssh'ing in and working on remote machines, it will save you tons of time in case the connection goes down, plus allows your to keep a persistent working environment on remote boxes. ssh -t user@host screen -rx That will drop you immediately to a running screen on connect

mooism2 17y ago
My remote `.bash_profile` ends screen -d -R logout On the rare occasions that I don't want to run under screen, I run `ssh -t user@host bash`.
- pyre 17y ago
  I hope you mean on the server. IIRC, some things like GNOME will source .profile or .bash_profile so that you can have globally customized $PATH,etc variables.
  - mooism2 17y ago
    On remote servers, yes.