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Screen

Screen (source code) is a terminal multiplexer implementation often used during Python development on Linux and macOS operating systems. Screen makes it easier for programmers to use many shells within a single terminal window while developing their applications.

Screen is an implementation of the terminal multiplexers concept. Learn more in the development environments chapter or view the table of contents for all topics.

Screen resources

Learn to use screen, a terminal multiplexer SCREEN - the terminal multiplexer Using GNU Screen to Manage Persistent Terminal Sessions

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1. Introduction 2. Development Environments Text Editors & IDEs Vim Emacs Sublime Text PyCharm Jupyter Notebook Shells Bash shell Zsh PowerShell Terminal Multiplexers tmux Screen Environment configuration Application Dependencies Virtualenvs Localhost tunnels Source Control Git Mercurial 3. Data 4. Web Development 5. Deployment 6. DevOps Changelog What Full Stack Means About the Author Future Directions Page Statuses ...or view the full table of contents.

Full Stack Python

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1. Introduction 2. Development Environments » Screen 3. Data 4. Web Development 5. Deployment 6. DevOps Changelog What Full Stack Means About the Author Future Directions Page Statuses ...or view the full table of contents.