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Tom Metro wrote: > Anyone know of a tool like 'screen' or an xterm equivalent that has the > ability to persistently save sessions? If you need to restart X or > reboot, most apps these days can preserve their sessions (like Firefox, > or an editor saving buffers), but you're stuck starting over from > scratch with your xterm sessions. > > When I start up X, I'd like to be able to resume work in a bunch of > xterm sessions, each preserving a title, current working directory, > command history, and scrollback buffer. Ideally it'd be nice to be able > to "reattach" to running programs in those xterms, much as you can > reattach to a screen (providing you haven't rebooted the machine).