screenrc file ( author - anonmymous )

dot-screenrc

### I got tired of .screenrc's on the internet being so 
### poorly commented... So being a good GNUbie I took matters
### into my own hands; and wrote this dotfile.

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##    Explanation of hardstatus line    ##

# Ignore the ' marks if you use these examples for yourself

# Note that if you want to use the color brown under konsole
# You actually use bright yellow (%{Y}). 

# Note the embeded space after the colon, I feel 
#  it just looks nicer with a blank between the
#  text and console edge:
#   '%{=b}%{G} Screen(s): '

# This prints the window listing in blue:
#   '%{b}%w'

# This right-aligns what follows:
#   '%='

# This displays the time (hours and minutes) in 12hr format 
# and adds an AM/PM flag, in bold green:
#   '%{G}%C%A'

# This displays the day of the week:
#   '%D'

#This displays the date in Mon/day/year format:
# and again I embeded a space to give me one space
# between the text and console edge:
#  '%M/%d/%Y '

# The resulting command give you a status line that 
#  looks like this: 
#   | Screen(s): 0* bash           5:30PM  Fri, Jun/25/2004 |
#  (The pipes indicate the edges of the xterm/console).

# Green text, time, and date; windows in blue:
hardstatus alwayslastline "%{=b}%{G} Screen(s) on %H: %{b}%w %=%{kG}%C%A  %D, %M/%d/%Y "

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##    Some general options    ##

# Turn off start message:
startup_message off

# Set messages timeout to one second: 
msgwait 1

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##    Keybindings    ##

# bind F7  to detach screen session from this terminal
# bind F8  to kill current screen window.
# bind F9  to create a new screen
# bind F10 to rename current screen window
# bind F11 to move to previous window
# bind F12 to move to next window
bindkey -k k7 detach
bindkey -k k8 kill
bindkey -k k9 screen
bindkey -k k; title
bindkey -k F1 prev
bindkey -k