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The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Screen screen] program is a widely used terminal multiplexer. To create a detached terminal session, you can use the following command | The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Screen screen] program is a widely used terminal multiplexer. To create a detached terminal session, you can use the following command | ||
{{Command|screen -S <session name>}} | {{Command|screen -S <session name>}} | ||
It's a good idea to give a descriptive name to your terminal sessions, making it easier to identify them later. | It's a good idea to give a descriptive name to your terminal sessions, making it easier to identify them later. You can use the command <tt>screen -list</tt> to see a list of your detached terminal sessions on this node, | ||
{{Command | |||
|screen -list | |||
|result= | |||
There is a screen on: | |||
164133.foo (Attached) | |||
1 Socket in /tmp/S-stubbsda. | |||
}} | |||
You can attach to one of your sessions using the command <tt>screen -d -r <session name></tt>. | |||
==TMUX== | ==TMUX== | ||