I have a screen session running on my local machine:~/test@example.com$screen -S pairThen, turn on multiuser:ctrl-a:multiuser onFinally, allow the user pair to connect to the session:ctrl-a:acladd pairSo far so good. A remote user can log into the machine as pair and connect to the session:~/$ssh pair@example.iopair@example~/$screen -x test/pairBut, if I open a split:ctrl-a:|The user pair cannot see the split. Is it possible to have multiple splits open in a shared session?
Why doesn't GNU Screen split show up for remote user?
gnu screen;remote;split
Turns out screen now has a layout facility that will keep track of splits. In order for the pair to see the current layout just save it as the default:ctrl-a:layout save default