ac> I'm using screen, just because that's the command I learned first and it
ac> works just fine for the purposes I need it, which are mostly "keep a
ac> session open even if I get disconnected from my SSH session" and "use a
ac> single SSH session but run multiple shell commands in parallel".
ac> And I got used to the basic Ctrl-A key commands :)
I'm jumping in here, and apologies for such. :P
I do not use screen/tmux... I've used it a time or two that I needed to do
something special with irssi (put handles on the left side of screen..) but I
don't understand/know what its uses ARE.
I think I can... SSH into my BBS box and say, run the server.. and if I close
the SSH window it'll keep the server open on the BBS Box side?
Would you mind explaining a quick overview of what screen is? And used for?
Possibly how it help sysOps running a BBS on another system on their network.
Also, pls know that I'm 'man screen'ing right now... :P
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