Ttyrec & amp; ttyplay-Linux record the playback terminal session

Sometimes you may want to record a terminal session, perhaps to save a complex command line operation as a reference for future use, or to share knowledge. You may also want to keep the size of the recorded file as small as possible, and want to make a quick playback when playing the recorded file. In this article, we will discuss two command line tools (ttyrec and ttyplay) for you to record, save, and play terminal sessions.

Ttyrec & ttyplay

The ttyrec command is used to record terminal sessions. ttyplay is used to play sessions recorded by ttyrec.

Here is the man of these tools:

> Ttyrec

> Ttyplay

Test Environment

• System-Ubuntu 13.04
• Shell-Bash 4.2.45
• Application-ttyrec 1.0.8-5 & ttyplay 1.0.8-5

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