tscript
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NAME
tscript - make tape of terminal session
SYNOPSIS
tscript
[
-a
] [
file ...
]
DESCRIPTION
tscript
makes a tape of everything printed on your terminal.
The tape is written to the named
files,
or appended to
file
if the
-a
option is given.
If you don't give a filename,
the tape is saved in the file
tapescript.
The difference between
tscript
and
script
is that
tscript
records the time between characters.
While
script
produces a human-readable record,
the output of
tscript
must be played back with
tplay.
tscript
runs whatever shell is in environment variable
SHELL, default /bin/sh.
The tape ends when the forked shell exits.
Note that
tscript
requires both
tplay
and
trecord
to run.
SEE ALSO
script(1),
tplay(1),
trecord(1)
Index
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- SEE ALSO
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