1 # .screenrc startup file for GNU Screen
4 # screen -x <identifier>
5 # will attatch you to a screen without detaching other clients, creating a
6 # multi-user session. You can detach a single client from this session like
7 # you normally would with '^a d'. However, if you ran 'screen -x ...' *from*
8 # another screen, the '^a d' will detach your *original* screen. You can pass
9 # escaped commands on to deeper levels of screens with '^a a', which sends an
10 # '^a' to the process running inside your top level screen. So '^a a d' will
11 # detach you from the multi-user screen running inside your base screen :p.
13 # there is a nice introduction by Chris Lumens, at
14 # http://www.bangmoney.org/presentations/screen.html
17 # don't show the startup splash screen
23 # automatically detach on hangup.
26 # These keybindings always annoy me (and Steve :p): xon/xoff.
33 # If a window goes unresponsive, don't block the whole session waiting for it.