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Add GNU Screen bullet #227
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Add a new bullet showing the current screen session. GNU Screen is a easy to use window manager. For more information visit: http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/
First of all I am sorry for getting back to you so late. Could you replace it with something from this site, please? https://unicode-table.com/en/ Soon that is working I will merge this PR. |
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Let's find a utf-8 glyph that works on Linux too, please.
Now I'm really sorry that it took me so long to change this simple icon. |
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|`BULLETTRAIN_SCREEN_BG`|`white`|Background color | ||
|`BULLETTRAIN_SCREEN_FG`|`black`|Foreground color | ||
|`BULLETTRAIN_SCREEN_PREFIX`|`⚙`|Prefix of the segment |
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Documentation was not updated with the new icon. Please fix.
This prompt should help you keep track of the current screen session you're currently working in.
For those who may don't know screen. It's a window manager developed by GNU, which makes it easy to create individual terminal sessions. Often used on servers, in case you lose your ssh connection, you can easily restore to your terminal.
http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/
This is my first pull request, in case I did anything wrong please let me know. 🙂