Question : linux screen
Answered by : idan-biton
Linux screen commands
# Starting Named Session
$ screen -S session_name
# Close screen (with id)
$ screen -X -S 12345 quit
#All screen list
$ screen -ls
#Reattach to a Linux Screen
$ screen -r 12345 (screen id)
#Detach from Linux Screen Session
$ Ctrl+a d
Source : | Last Update : Fri, 12 Feb 21
Question : linux screen
Answered by : idan-biton
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Source : | Last Update : Fri, 14 Apr 23
Question : screen linux terminal
Answered by : mysterious-meerkat-gpqbyu9j5fae
$ screen
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 16 Dec 20