Screen

From MLDonkey

screen is a Unix application accessible from a terminal window.

Holding down {STRG}-Key while pressing {a}-{d} sends the active screen to the back.

On Mac OS X, while viewing a 'screen'ed copy of mlnet in a Terminal, pressing Ctrl-a, then d, returns the 'screen'ed application to the background. See HowToStartMLdonkey

Contents 1 $screen -ls 2 $screen -r mldonkey 3 $screen -r 4 $screen -r ml 5 $man screen

[edit] $screen -ls

shows all your active screens

[edit] $screen -r mldonkey

brings the mldonkey-screen back to you, if only one screen is active

[edit] $screen -r

is sufficient if there are several screens with different names

[edit] $screen -r ml

is also sufficient to reactivate mldonkey-screen. (screen-name must be uniquely identified by beginning characters)

[edit] $man screen

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