GNU screen

Opens the first window of a new session. [1]

Gives the session a recognizable label. [1]

Shows detached and attached sessions. [1]

Reconnects when a matching detached session exists. [1]

Reattaches a suitable session or starts one. [1]

Leaves session windows running. [1]

Disconnects the previous display; coordinate with collaborators. [1]

Identifies the installed Screen release. [1]

Starts another shell window. [2]

Advances through windows. [2]

Moves back through windows. [2]

Swaps between the current and previous window. [2]

Selects window number 0. [2]

Opens the interactive window list. [2]

Displays window numbers and titles. [2]

Prompts for a new title; uppercase A matters. [2]

Uppercase S creates another display region. [2]

Creates side-by-side regions when supported. [2]

Changes which region receives input. [2]

Removes the viewport, not its running window. [2]

Removes other viewports from the display. [2]

Choose what the focused region displays. [2]

Grows the current region where layout permits. [2]

Gives regions comparable sizes. [2]

Navigate the saved terminal output. [2]

Marks a range in the default copy mode. [2]

Sends the buffer to the current window. [2]

Useful for readline in a nested shell. [2]

Accepts Screen commands. [2]

Displays help for the installed key map. [2]

Lowercase l refreshes a disrupted display. [2]

Displays information about the active window. [2]