How to hold a screen under the terminal in Linux?

How to hold a screen under the terminal in Linux?

We can do this with the cat command,

Usage: cat [options] ... [File] ...
Outputs a file or standard input combination to standard output.

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-B,--number-nonblank output line number
-E equals-ve
-E,--show-ends displays "$" at the end of each line
-N,--number all line numbers for output
-S,--squeeze-blank does not output multiple lines of blank lines
-T and VT equivalence
-T,--show-tabs displays the ^i character as a
-U (ignored)
-V,--show-nonprinting use ^ and M references, except LFD and TAB
--HELP displays this help information and exits
--version display version information and exit

If no file is specified, or if the file is "-", read from standard input.

Example：
The cat G first outputs the contents of F, then outputs the contents of the standard input, and finally outputs the contents of G.
Cat copies standard input to standard output.

1 CAT/DEV/VCSX > screenshot

where x represents the X terminal

2 run script Screen.log, record screen information into Screen.log. One will record your exit for this. This is also a good way to catch a screen.

This was seen on the cookbook of Debian. It can be used on RH9.