On 17 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > The really neat thing about screen is that it allows you to detach your > > session (ctrl-a d), log off, and then resume your work from a different > > terminal later on. Processes continue in the background, of course. > > <grin> Moot point for me, because Emacs stays up as long as my > computer is on. > > Interesting, though, the way that screen lets me keep an emacs -nw > even after I crash/kill X...
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