How to use the screen command line utility in Linux

In this Linux how to video you will learn how to use the linux screen utility in the command line. You will see how to use screen to keep a session alive even after disconnecting. You will also see how to split your screen to run more than one application side-by-side.

This video makes use of the following keyboard shortcuts:

screen -S (name) Create a new session
screen -ls List sessions
screen -r Reconnect last
screen -r (name) Reconnect specific

Ctrl-a d – Disconnect
Ctrl-a c – New window
Ctrl-a # – Change to window
Ctrl-a n – Next window
Ctrl-a p – Previous window

Ctrl-a S – Split horizontally
Ctrl-a | – Split vertically
Ctrl-a tab – Switch region

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