And what good is screen? You can make it do all kinds of awesomeness. Like this.
![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vtVY0wXKwSZlC6IgE6c2BtZTj-JuUcFYCUc3eaPvMLF6Hb3Dkf1rFqX5hcMNIYxK427FvNL-s5-IFeMTfvaO1BX-ZfTsrnnWW6Lcm5v-erfxf5j7adYWSVt3OwzWO46q6wTpKE=s0-d)
That's all from a terminal session. Don't ask me what his .screenrc looks like - I grabbed the screen pic hours ago and I can't for the life of me divine in my history folder where I got it from.
Probably way more information than I want flooding my eyeballs. But my, ain't that impressive?
Update:
Duh - the pic came from this thread.
Wow.
That's all from a terminal session. Don't ask me what his .screenrc looks like - I grabbed the screen pic hours ago and I can't for the life of me divine in my history folder where I got it from.
Probably way more information than I want flooding my eyeballs. But my, ain't that impressive?
Update:
Duh - the pic came from this thread.
Screen with heavily customized hardstatus
(hostname/pop3 total/packet loss + ping avg/storage array space/free mem+swap/1min CPU load/clock)
and splits, running mildly customized IRSSI in the bottom and a wide variety of fun stuff up top. htop's in the topside - favorite top replacement so far.
My hardstatus info is mainly provided by self-written scripts using awk/sed/xargs to mangle data from stuff like 'free' and 'df'.
Wow.