GNU screen quick reference
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screen -S <name>
start a new screen session with session name
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screen -ls
list running sessions/screens
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screen -x
attach to a running session
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screen -r <name>
attach to session name
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screen -dRR
Attaches to a screen session. If the session is attached elsewhere, detaches that other display. If no session exists, creates one. If multiple sessions exist, uses the first one.
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C-a d
detach
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C-a D D
detach and logout (quick exit)
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C-a \
Exit all of the programs in screen. (not recommended)
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C-a C-\
force-exit screen (not recommended)
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exit
getting out of the screen session
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create new window
C-a c
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change to last-visited active window
C-a C-a
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change to window by number
C-a <number>
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change to window by number or name
C-a ' <number or title>
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change to next window in list
C-a n or C-a <space>
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change to window by number or name
C-a ' <number or title>
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change to next window in list
C-a n or C-a <space>
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change to previous window in list
C-a p or C-a <backspace>
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see window list
C-a " (allows you to select a window to change to)
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show window bar
C-a w (if you don't have window bar)
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close current window
Close all applications in the current window (including shell)
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kill current window
C-a k (not recommended)
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kill all windows
*C-a * (not recommended)
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rename current window
C-a A
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split display horizontally
C-a S
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split display vertically
C-a | or C-a V (for the vanilla vertical screen patch)
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jump to next display region
C-a tab
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remove current region
C-a X
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remove all regions but the current one
C-a Q
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freely navigate buffer
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C-a [ or C-a <esc>
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toggle selection to copy
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space
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paste
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C-a ]
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redraw window
C-a C-l
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monitor window for activity
C-a M
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monitor window for silence
C-a _
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enter digraph (for producing non-ASCII characters)
C-a C-v
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lock (password protect) session
C-a x
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enter screen command
C-a :
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enable logging in the screen session
C-a H
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half page up
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C-u
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half page down
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C-d
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back
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C-b
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forward
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C-f
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cursor left/down/up/right
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/h/j/k/l
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