Linux-screen multiple windows

 

(1) Common screen parameters

screen -S yourname # Create a new session called yourname

screen -ls # List all current sessions

screen -r yourname # Go back to the session of yourname

screen -d yourname # remotely detach a session

screen -d -r yourname # End the current session and return to the session of yourname

 

(2) Use ctrl in session

Ca? # Display all key binding information

Ca c # Create a new window to run the shell and switch to this window

Ca n # Next, switch to the next window

Ca p # Previous, switch to the previous window

Ca 0..9 # Switch to the 0..9th window

Ctrl+a [Space] # Sequentially switch from window 0 to window 9

Ca Ca # Switch between the two recently used windows

Ca x # Lock the current window, you need to use the user password to unlock

Ca d # detach, leave the current session temporarily, and switch the screen session to the background for execution

Ca z # Put the current session in the background for execution, and use the fg command of the shell to go back.

Ca w # Display a list of all windows

Ca t # time, displays the current time, and the load of the system

Ca k # kill window, forcibly close the current window

Ca [# Enter copy mode, in copy mode, you can roll back, search, and copy just like using vi

C-b Backward,PageUp

C-f Forward,PageDown

H (uppercase) High, move the cursor to the upper left corner

L Low, move the cursor to the lower left corner

0 Move to the beginning of the line

$ End of line

w forward one word, move forward in units of words

b backward one word, move backward in units of words

Press Space for the first time as the start point of the marking area, and press it for the second time as the end point

Esc end copy mode

Ca] # paste, paste the content just selected in copy mode

 

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