[clue] Byobu

[Mark G. Harvey]

http://byobu.co/


Docs show a ton of options http://byobu.co/documentation.html



On Monday, October 13, 2014 8:00 AM, Shawn Perry <shawn at redmop.com> wrote:
 


Yeah, the docs are eh, but I've used it for several years as a screen replacement except when running a single command.
On Oct 12, 2014 8:39 PM, "David L. Willson" <DLWillson at thegeek.nu> wrote:

Oh, it's frickin' awesome, but it's just impossible to find anything useful in the man page. :-)
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>----- Original Message -----
>> Based on the man page:
>> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/en/man1/byobu.1.html
>>
>> You have two pending updates and one remote user logged in via ssh.
>>
>>   *updates_available*  - the number of  updates  available  on  the
>>    system;
>>         displayed  in  the  lower  bar  toward the right in white
>>         text on a red
>>         background with  a  trailing  '!'  sign;  if  any  updates
>>          are  marked
>>         'security  updates',  then  there  will  be  a  total  of
>>          two trailing
>>         exclamation points, '!!'
>>
>> *users*   -  the  number  of remote users logged into the system via
>> sshd,
>>         empty if 0 users; displayed in the lower bar toward the
>>          right  in  red
>>         text   on   a   grey   background   with   a  trailing  '#'
>>          sign;  set
>>         USERS_DISTINCT=1 to instead count the number of distinct
>>          users  logged
>>         into the system (rather than open ssh sessions)
>>
>>
>> That's a pretty cool looking piece of software I may have to try
>> myself.
>>
>> Mike Shoup
>>
>>
>> On 10/12/2014 08:27 PM, David L. Willson wrote:
>> > Anyone here use a tmux configurator called byobu?
>> >
>> > It's screen-like, but it auto-starts and it has a status bar that
>> > is
>> > cool, but that I don't entirely understand and I wish I could find
>> > a
>> > decent explanation of it.
>> >
>> > For example: In the line below (and the attached screenshot, if it
>> > survives), what does '2!' mean, and what does '1#' mean? I'm pretty
>> > sure that 397kb is an upload speed, 0.00 is a load-average, and
>> > 484M37% is something about memory, but ... I am guessing and a
>> > detailed explanation is so much better than a guess.
>> >
>> > u 12.04.5 1:weechat 0.3.7* ▴397kb 2! 1# 9d9h 0.00 3.6GHz 484M37%
>> > 209.181.73.69 2014-10-12 20:18:27
>> >
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>> >
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>> >
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