'screen' utility : how to prevent it to handle the display? [duplicate]
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Is there a way to make Screen scroll like a normal terminal? 1 answer
The screen program fully controls what's displayed. For example the scrollback buffer is not the one of the terminal.
I don't like the idea to have a separate set of commands, and a separate set of settings for exactly the same goal. This also forbid me to copy/paste 200 line from the scrollback buffer into a text editor, to use the mouse, etc.
Is there a way to tell screen to just record what's displayed, and let the terminal do the job ?
Or maybe another program instead of screen ?
This question already has an answer here:
Is there a way to make Screen scroll like a normal terminal? 1 answer
The screen program fully controls what's displayed. For example the scrollback buffer is not the one of the terminal.
I don't like the idea to have a separate set of commands, and a separate set of settings for exactly the same goal. This also forbid me to copy/paste 200 line from the scrollback buffer into a text editor, to use the mouse, etc.
Is there a way to tell screen to just record what's displayed, and let the terminal do the job ?
Or maybe another program instead of screen ?
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