# Screen window readjusted to fit my paired programmer viewing my screen session
# To readjust size for my optimum
CTRL + a, F
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Resize Gnu Screen window
Screen intelligently resize your Screen window to a resolution that suits all machines viewing the screen session. That might result in a window size that's less than optimum for yourself.
# Screen window readjusted to fit my paired programmer viewing my screen session
# To readjust size for my optimum
CTRL + a, F
# Screen window readjusted to fit my paired programmer viewing my screen session
# To readjust size for my optimum
CTRL + a, F
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