I used screen a few times, so I emerged it to try it again. The sequence
you give almost works, but I cannot seem to be able to paste what I
select into other applications (it does not seem to be put in the X cut
and paste buffer). Any suggestion as how to do this?
Come to think of it, I never u
* Michael Jennings ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Wednesday, 18 August 2004, at 10:56:46 (+0200),
> Alan Schmitt wrote:
>
> > Please flame me if this already exists, or if this is completely crazy.
>
> No, neither.
>
> > I'm doing quite a bit of text selection, from Eterms running mutt,
> > or
* Shish ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > I would really like to have a way to select some text
> > using only the keyboard.
>
> `screen` has this built in, and eterm has screen built in (if you use the
> screen theme), or you can run it manually.
>
> Ctrl-a [ : start copy mode
> Enter : sel
On Wednesday, 18 August 2004, at 10:56:46 (+0200),
Alan Schmitt wrote:
> Please flame me if this already exists, or if this is completely crazy.
No, neither.
> I'm doing quite a bit of text selection, from Eterms running mutt,
> or plain command line output, and I dislike having to use the mouse
> I would really like to have a way to select some text
> using only the keyboard.
`screen` has this built in, and eterm has screen built in (if you use the
screen theme), or you can run it manually.
Ctrl-a [ : start copy mode
Enter : select copy start point
Enter : select copy end p
Hi,
Please flame me if this already exists, or if this is completely crazy.
I'm doing quite a bit of text selection, from Eterms running mutt, or
plain command line output, and I dislike having to use the mouse for
this. I would really like to have a way to select some text using only
the keyb
