start:reattach_ssh
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| On Ubuntu there is a cool feature if you have ssh'd into a computer and are doing a 'sudo do-release-upgrade' | On Ubuntu there is a cool feature if you have ssh'd into a computer and are doing a 'sudo do-release-upgrade' | ||
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| With byobu just logging back in reconnects (if auto start enabled) you to he last session automatically (even from console) so no commands needed to retrieve it but you can also select a session if there were multiple with the byobu-select-session command. It also lets you do silly things like split the screen and wotnot but we don't really talk about it. | With byobu just logging back in reconnects (if auto start enabled) you to he last session automatically (even from console) so no commands needed to retrieve it but you can also select a session if there were multiple with the byobu-select-session command. It also lets you do silly things like split the screen and wotnot but we don't really talk about it. | ||
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| + | Last and best option is to install and learn how to use tmux. I recommend using tmux but it requires a lot of getting used to and there are many guides on this. I personally use tmux but have mentioned several ways to do this above. | ||
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