On Fri, Jan 21 > > If I understand correctly, yes, [screen-mirroring] should be possible. > I've used screen > for remote pair programming. I usually do the following to initiate a > session: > > screen -dmS foo > > Then this to connect to it: > > screen -x foo >
Doesn't get mirroring. To be clear, when I follow the above with two terminals ssh'd into the host, both connect to the same session. But if in one terminal I create a new window I don't see it on the other. If the same window is open in both screen sessions then what happens in one window appears in the other, but both sessions must independently agree and arrange to have the same window open. I need the two screen sessions to keep what window is open, etc. in sync. That seems like a requirement for any sort of pair programming or teaching use, and it is what the upstart tmux does, but it's not screen's default behavior. Am I missing something? Or running the wrong version? My debian server's running screen 4.06.02 -- which is four years old! But my Pi's running 4.08 from 2020 and [mis]behaves the same. Thanks, --Eric
