2017-01-25 19:12 GMT+03:00 Allan <mahe6562@gmail.com>:
> Hi
>
> Is there a way to note down the starting time or the duration of the current screen session? I always resume after a long time after and feel it would be helpful to know when the screen session was started.
`ps -p {process id} -o etime` (for the current shell: `ps -p $$ -o
etime`). Universal, works for every app. Though can't say how this
interacts with hibernation and <C-z> suspends.
May need to check `pstree -p -h` or `ps -t $TTY` to get `{process id}`.
>
> Thanks
>
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