Thanks, Axel. The feedback is quite helpful, especially the part about
how people usually do.
> Combined with the above, I use it in a shell function like this:
>
> asc () {
> print -Pn "\e]0;%n@%m: autossh -t $* 'screen -RdU'\a"
> autossh -x -t "$@" 'screen -RdU'
> }
With the shell function you show for autossh, I notice the addition of
-U for screen. How important is to tell screen to use UTF-8 these days?
Don't most terminals support UTF-8 already out of the box?
Regards,
Lars
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