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Using screen and GLTerm is great, but ...
*sorry for reposting this*
Using screen and GLTerm is great, but ...
I've used screen for a decade, and I don't believe there is any way to accomplish this. The reason is that the scrollback buffer is outside of screen's control: a (any) Terminal application just says to the UNIX host "Hi, I have a text window 80 (or so) columns wide and 44 (or so) rows high, tell me what you'd like to display in it!" Any text within the window is available to UNIX (and screen), and anything even one line above the window* is gone forever from UNIX's awareness- it exists only as a memory structure in whatever terminal emulator you are using- the usual interface to it is the scrollbar.
screen history
Ahh grasshopper... You are trying to view screen's history from the terminal. This is impossible. You should instead view screen's history with screen itself. It does keep history.
screen history
OMG that is so SO cool. I couldn't be happier to be proven wrong! |
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