Enviando o comando do console virtual de mudança no PuTTY

Question

Eu estou tentando usar o PuTTY para mudar o console virtual no Linux através dos comandos de teclas usuais - Alt + F1 ou Ctrl + Alt + F1 etc. No entanto, isso não funciona.

Mudar o TTY deve ser simples e é algo que eu preciso fazer no PuTTY, de preferência não via chvt, mas preferencialmente com teclas pressionadas como a acima.

Alguma idéia de como posso fazer isso?

    

Answer 1

Não há consoles virtuais através de uma conexão SSH, você apenas obtém o único terminal por conexão. Parece que a tela pode fazer o que você está procurando:

Screen is best described as a terminal multiplexer. Using it, you can run any number of console-based applications--interactive command shells, curses-based applications, text editors, etc.--within a single terminal. The desire to do this is what gets most people hooked on screen. I used to start a half-dozen terminal emulators when I logged into my machine: I wanted one to read my email, one to edit my code, one to compile my code, one for my newsreader, one for a shell into my web host, and so on. Now I start one terminal emulator, and run screen in it. Problem solved.

The other main cool feature of screen is its ability to decouple the terminal emulator from the running programs. This means that you can use screen to keep programs running after you accidentally close the terminal emulator, or even after you log out, and later resume right where you were. It means that the idea of a "session" in which you are running a number of console programs is a free-floating entity that you can bind to any terminal anywhere, or no terminal at all if you want.