Does anyone know a way to change the default 80 columns width when starting screen in 'detached' mode (screen -dm) ?Smart curses apps like htop handle resizing when attaching from a wide terminal later on, but for dumb scripts like this it's too late :#!/bin/bash    echo Scanning packages:    COLUMNS=132 dpkg -l | tr '\n' '\r'    echo echo DoneDirect screen session (from a wide term) works fine :$ screen bash -c './myscript ; exec bash'Scanning packages:ii  zlib1g-dev:i386             1:1.2.8.dfsg-1ubun i386               compression library - developmentom shell scripts (common fDoneBut in 'detached' mode 80 columns width messes up everything :$ screen -dm  bash -c './myscript ; exec bash'$ screen -r    2.10.1-1ubuntu1    all                X Keyboardii  xloadimage                  4.1-22             i386               Graphics fii  xml-core                         0.13+nmu2          all                XML infrasii  xorg                        1:7.7+1ubuntu8     i386               X.Org X Wiii  xorg-docs-core                    1:1.7-1            all                Core documii  xorg-sgml-doctools          1:1.11-1           all                Common tooii  xserver-common                     2:1.15.1-0ubuntu2. all                common filii  xserver-xephyr              2:1.15.1-0ubuntu2. i386               nested X sii  xserver-xorg                        1:7.7+1ubuntu8     i386               X.Org X seii  xserver-xorg-core           2:1.15.1-0ubuntu2. i386               Xorg X serii  xserver-xorg-input-all         ...Looks like neither stty, width command or COLUMNS env variable is going to do it here, really need a way to start with a wider term ...
Start detached screen session with more than 80 columns?
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