Folkert,
I would like to create a script which starts screen with a couple of
windows opened by default.
e.g.:
screen 0: ./m
screen 1: ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'mutt'
screen 2: ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'fi'
screen 3: mutella
screen 4: centericq
screen 5: [just a prompt]
screen 6: ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
screen 7: su
etc.
how? :-)
Just add those to your .screenrc; that's what I do. Here's the top of the
bottom of my .screenrc:
screen -t base
screen -t caffeine ssh caffeine
screen -t code
stuff "vcshell Sphorb\015"
screen -t emerge sudo su -
I use the -t so all my windows can have names. The stuff command is also useful, as you see here (the \015 is the
equivalent of enter). The ones with no command listed just end up as shell prompts. My .screenrc goes on like this for
45 more lines ( <g> ), but I think this illustrates the idea.
-- Buddy
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