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        scottbouch
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        Hi, another newbie question..

        is there a way to have two apps on screen side by side?

        I'm using terminal to edit my website, but each time I swipe to Morph browse to check appearance, terminal closes the SSH session to my webserver, meaning I have to log back in each time I take a peek.

        I thought one solution may be to have terminal open alongside Morph browser. Or find a way to keep terminal from closong my SSH session when I flick the screen to another app.

        Cheers, Scott

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          Aurze @scottbouch
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          @scottbouch You can use UT Tweak Tool and prevent suspension of the terminal app. This will stop ssh session from being closes.

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            jezek
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            @scottbouch the UTTT method works, using it myself. Just a note. The ssh session is not terminated, just in background, so you can bring it to foreground with fg command. (If I correctly recall and nothing changed since then.)

            jEzEk

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              scottbouch
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              Hooray! Brilliant, UTTT has fixed it perfectly!

              Thanks for the other tip too, much appreciated !

              Cheers, Scott

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