The command line is a powerful tool, but it has a fatal weakness: If the shell perishes, so does your work. To keep your shell and your work alive—even across multiple sessions and dropped connections—use GNU Screen, a windowing system for your console.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
developerworks article on using screen
Speaking UNIX: Stayin' alive with Screen
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