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How do you detach a remote screen session in byobu (tmux)?

I am currently in a byobu-tmux session and am ssh'ed into a screen session. How do I detach the remote screen session without detaching byobu-tmux session? Some things to note, I can't run byobu-config because I'm on osx and don't have python-newt (w/ snack) installed. And, I've run byobu-ctrl-a in Emacs mode, but that doesn't seem to allow me to ctrl-a d out of the remote screen session.

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Russell Avatar asked Jan 24 '13 02:01

Russell


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It is easy when you use tmux commands:

byobu-tmux detach byobu-tmux 

or even just:

byobu detach byobu 
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alekibango Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 21:09

alekibango