If what Paul said is what you want, then just create a ~/.screenrc file and put these two lines in it:<br><br>screen -t shell 1 bash # This is just a shell<br>screen -t top 2 bash -c top # This is your top<br><br>Top will be in the 2nd "window".<br>
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