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i feel really stupid asking this one. I thought it was in /home/user/.screenrc but i do not see it I used the ls -a and nautilus with ctrl+h and do ...
- 01-07-2011 #1Linux Newbie
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~/.screenrc where is it?
i feel really stupid asking this one. I thought it was in /home/user/.screenrc but i do not see it I used the ls -a and nautilus with ctrl+h and do not see it any where. i was going to try a Linux journal article on how to use screen and customize it. all the article says it that the file is at ~/.screenrc
- 01-07-2011 #2forum.guy
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If you don't have a screenrc file in your home folder, look for an example screenrc file here:
/etc/screenrc
...or
/etc/etcscreenrcoz
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- 01-08-2011 #3Linux Newbie
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do i edit the screenrc in /etc/screenrc or move/copy it to /home/user?
- 01-08-2011 #4forum.guy
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Copy it to /home/user_name/screenrc then edit to suit your own needs.
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