2015-04-14 5:44 GMT+02:00 Craig Sanders <cas@taz.net.au>:
You can't "click" on them, but you can ^A1 or ^A' or ^A" to jump to a specific one by number or name, or ^A^A/^ASPC/^A^H to jump around.
i redefine the escape key to be ^K becausee ^A is just far too useful on the bash command line to sacrifice, whereas ^K isn't used for anything at all (at least, nothing that matters to me)
Of course, if you use the cut&past features of screen, you don't need the emacs-like kill&yank feature of the bash command line. ^K kills characters from the cursor to the end of the line. I've been using it for lots of years just to delete the line, and I realize only later that such deleted characters can be yanked. Personally I find the ^A-A keybinding quick enough; the problem rises whenever I frequently switch between using and not using screen, thus I confuse ^A whith ^A-A :-D -- Mick