# Use a reattach password.
# auth on

# Use a custom shell rather than the one in $SHELL.
# The '-' prefix makes the shell a login/interactive shell.
shell -/bin/bash

# Change how screen operates.
deflogin on
defscrollback 100000
defutf8 on

# Change the output from screen.
startup_message off
vbell off
bell_msg "^GBell in window %n - %t"
vbell_msg "Bell in window %n - %t"
rendition bell =b y
rendition monitor =b g
rendition silence =b c
# Linux console doesn't support underlining, so use a colour attribute instead.
#attrcolor u "-u c"

# Use a custom hardstatus line.
# Inserts a random char before the | :
#hardstatus alwayslastline "%{=b2}%H%{-}%+012= %{=b7}|%{-} %{=b4}%-w%{-}%40L>%{=b1}%n %t%{-}%{=b4}%+w%{-}%-08= %{=b7}|%{-} %{=b3}%c${-}"
hardstatus alwayslastline " %{=b2}%H%{-} %{=b7}|%{-} %{=b4}%-w%{-}%40L>%{=b1}%n %t%{-}%{=b4}%+w%{-}%-09= %{=b7}|%{-} %{=b3}%c${-}"

# Rebind keys.
bind ^k
bind k
bind K kill
bind ^\
bind \\ quit
bind s
bind q select 11
bind w select 12
bind e select 13
bind r select 14
bind t select 15
bind y select 16
bind u select 17
bind i select 18
bind o select 19
# bind p select 20
bind b next

# Start window numbering from 1, not 0.
screen 1
bind c screen 1
bind ^c screen 1
bind 0 select 10

# Allow remote 'screen' command in all windows.
# aclchg :window: +x "#screen"
# To open a new screen remotely:
# echo -ne "\e]83;screen 1 <cmd>^G"  # Where ^G is a literal Ctl+G