To initialize a screen session, simply type `screen` in your terminal.
From there, you can use the following cheat sheet to use `screen` like a pro!
+----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Screen Command | Description | +----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | CTRL+a c | Create a new screen window. | | CTRL+a n | Navigate to the next screen window. | | CTRL+a p | Navigate to the previous screen window. | | CTRL+a S | Split your screen window horizontally into two screen windows. | | CTRL+a TAB | Move between your open screen windows. | | CTRL+a w | Show all open screen windows. | | CTRL+a [ | Enter 'copy mode'. This allows you to navigate up and down in your screen window. | | ESC | Exit 'copy mode'. | | CTRL+a ? | Help page. | | CTRL+a d | Detach from the `screen` session. | | screen -r | Reattach to the previously detached `screen` session. | | screen -ls | List open screen processes. | | exit | Disconnect and exit from your screen window/session. | +----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+