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Subject: Re: SSH persistent sessions without screen?
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* Chris Telting <christopher-ml@telting.org> [2011-03-31 09:00:02-0700]:
> Something like the screen utility. But I don't want to use screen,
> I'm looking for something more automated.

tmux can do this, and unlike GNU screen, can be easily scripted. Check
it out, we started using it at $work early year and we had about 2 dozen
people move permanently from screen (like me, they'd been using it for
years) to tmux.

Thomas