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#1 2009-04-28 19:11:42
- chochem
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Request: screen-profiles
GNU screen profiles - read about it on Ars Technica.
If it was just some .screenrc's I'd just download them and be done with it but I'm having trouble navigating the scripts and various bits of code over at launchpad. If anybody feels up for it, you have my vote 
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#2 2009-04-29 00:08:56
- fukawi2
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Re: Request: screen-profiles
I wouldn't mind giving it a try too
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#3 2009-04-29 20:56:15
- webframp
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Re: Request: screen-profiles
Essentially just a collection of sh scripts to ease some usage of screen.
Source for ubuntu pacakge is here: http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/poo … rig.tar.gz
This also depends on python bindings for newt, and while libnewt is in community, there is no python-newt package or similar that I can find.
Another potential issue I see is that this relies on a wrapper script named 'screen' to call the actual binary which they call 'screen.real' now on ubuntu.
There seems to be some bash specific things in the scripts, which means some features may break for users of other shells.
Not impossible, but certainly more work than just installing a few screenrc's and providing a shell dialog to select the right one.
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