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anyine use screen that could give me a hand? looking to split my terminal screen in 2. but im not following the docs to well, maybe just too tired....
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- 02-26-2003 #1Just Joined!
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anyine use screen that could give me a hand? looking to split my terminal screen in 2. but im not following the docs to well, maybe just too tired.
- 02-26-2003 #2Linux Enthusiast
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I looked for this too, but I don't think I found it. It does seem like a good idea though.
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- 02-26-2003 #3Linux Engineer
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What exactly don't you understand? You just run screen and can use ctrl+a to switch between windows.
- 02-26-2003 #4Linux Guru
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Apparently, you can split the window with C-a S (uppercase S), but I haven't found how to get anything in the new window.
- 02-26-2003 #5Linux Engineer
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Ahh I didn't know you could split it. I would rather have the extra space and just flip between screens then splitting the term into 2.
- 02-26-2003 #6Linux Guru
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Yeah, me too, but that's just generally. Sometimes it might be useful to use one screen as reference for something, like displaying a man page in it and using the shell in the other.
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cool thanks, i was looking to switch between screen (flip flopping) normally, but splitting it up, when installing something. I mostly use a putty window from work or ssh from other lin machines. it would make it easier.
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Okay its an old posting but if anyone still wants to know how to split screen,here's what you do.
start screen:
Split screenCode:screen
Move to new split screenCode:Control + a then push S (capitol s)
Create new window in new split screenCode:Control + a then tab key
Screen is an amazing app that i'm just begining to learn.Code:Control + a then c
If you're not familiar with screen then check it out here:http://www.gnu.org/software/software.html


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