For me 'screen' is unmissable when working in terminal applications. It is like having multiple windows! ctrl-a then 'c' creates new screen, ctrl-a 'space' switches through screens.
generally use tmux nowadays
Agreed. I tend to map my F-keys to swich between next, prev and list screens. bindkey -k k3 prev bindkey -k k4 next bindkey -k k5 windowlist
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For me 'screen' is unmissable when working in terminal applications. It is like having multiple windows! ctrl-a then 'c' creates new screen, ctrl-a 'space' switches through screens.
generally use tmux nowadays
Agreed. I tend to map my F-keys to swich between next, prev and list screens.
bindkey -k k3 prev
bindkey -k k4 next
bindkey -k k5 windowlist