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Old 10-08-2011
run multiple command at the same time in one window terminal using multiplexer
Hi,

I would like to ask if someone knows or accomplished this task in the terminal multiplexer in a single window with multiple splitted pane:

In the script run multiple command at the same time in diff splitted pane or simulatneously.
As an example: I would like to run iptraf, iotop, htop, etc, in a single window with 4 splitled pane in a multiplexer and write it in a single script for easy one click or run script.
# 2  
Old 10-12-2011
I think i accomplished my objective so far this is what i did.

1. I create a screen conf file stored somewhere and named screenrc-01.

screenrc-01
Quote:
startup_message off # disable the startup splash message
# F5 and F6 to move one screen forward or backward
bindkey -k k5 prev
bindkey -k k6 next

split
#screen -t terminal 1 top
screen -t Terminal-1 htop
split -v
focus down
screen -t Terminal-2 iotop
focus down
screen -t Terminal-3 bash
#split -v
#focus down
#screen -t Terminal-4 bash
#select Terminal-3
2. create a shortcut in alias and keyboard shorcut using this command to load my desired screenrc-## conf files

# gnome-terminal -e "screen -c <location>/screen_config/screenrc_02"
run multiple command at the same time in one window terminal using multiplexer-4-region-screen-terminalpng
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Old 10-12-2011
MySQL
This is a nice example of how to use screen, something I haven't really mastered yet.
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