emadehsan · April 18, 2018 11:52 · Apr 18, 2018
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+Install Screen
+
+    $ sudo apt install screen
+
+Enter a new Screen Session
+
+    $ screen
+
+Detach from current screen session
+
+Ctrl + a + d 
+
+List screen sessions
+
+    $ screen -ls
+
+List the processes
+
+    $ ps -e | grep PID_OF_SCREEN_SESSION
+
+Enter a new screen session & giving it the name newScreenSession
+
+    $ screen -S newScreenSession
+
+Reattach to a screen session
+
+    $ screen -r PID_OF_SCREEN_SESSION
+
+Execute a command in a screen session (quit command in this case)
+
+    $ screen -X -S PID_OF_SCREEN_SESSION quit
+
+Kill a session from within it
+
+Ctrl + a + k
+
+It is actually for killing windows from within screen sessions.
+
+New Windows Session from within screen
+
+Ctrl + a + c
+
+List all windows in a session
+
+Ctrl + a + w
+
+Ctrl a "
+
+Ctrl a n: move to next window
+
+Ctrl a p: move to previous window
+
+Kill all windows & session
+
+Ctrl a \
+
+Divide in the panes
+
+Ctrl a |
+
+Move to sibling pane
+
+Ctrl a tab
+
+Divide in the panes Horisontal
+
+Ctrl a S
+
+Remove a pane
+
+Ctrl a X
+
+Lock a session with a password
+
+Ctrl a x
+
+Run a command in a screen
+
+    $ screen -d -m python script.py
+
+Screen bindings / help
+
+Ctrl a ?
+
+Type a screen binding command
+
+Ctrl a :
+
+Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4xVn6Io5Nw
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