Linux command
abduco 命令
文本
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常用示例
Create
abduco -c [session_name] [command]
Attach
abduco -a [session_name]
List
abduco
Example
abduco -n [session_name] [command]
说明
abduco (Latin: "to lead away, carry off") is a lightweight session management tool that provides terminal session detachment and reattachment. It allows processes to continue running when you disconnect from a terminal and reattach later. Unlike screen or tmux, abduco focuses solely on session management without window multiplexing or split panes. This minimalist approach results in a small, fast, and reliable tool. For multiplexing features, it pairs well with dvtm.
参数
- -c _session_
- Create a new session with the given name
- -a _session_
- Attach to an existing session (read-only if already attached)
- -A _session_
- Attach to existing session or create if it doesn't exist
- -n _session_
- Create a new detached session
- -e _key_
- Set the detach key (default: Ctrl+\\)
- -r
- Enable read-only mode when attaching
- -f
- Force creation even if session exists
- -l
- Low bandwidth mode (reduced screen updates)
FAQ
What is the abduco command used for?
abduco (Latin: "to lead away, carry off") is a lightweight session management tool that provides terminal session detachment and reattachment. It allows processes to continue running when you disconnect from a terminal and reattach later. Unlike screen or tmux, abduco focuses solely on session management without window multiplexing or split panes. This minimalist approach results in a small, fast, and reliable tool. For multiplexing features, it pairs well with dvtm.
How do I run a basic abduco example?
Run `abduco -c [session_name] [command]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c _session_ do in abduco?
Create a new session with the given name