Basic usage of screen command under Linux

screen is a full-screen window manager that multiplexes a physical terminal between multiple processes (usually interactive shells). That is, using multiple windows under linux

1. Create a new session

screen -s [name]

2. List all sessions

screen -ls

3. Restore to a session

Requires screen -ls to be visible, i.e. not killed

screen -r [id]

or

screen -r [name]

4. After entering the screen window, I want to exit temporarily (I want to connect this screen window later)

crtl+a+d

Five, exit the current screen window, end the current screen window, do not want to connect back

exit

or

ctrl+d

6. Kill the screen window in the dead state

screen  -wipe [id]