aliases-screen

    provides aliases for controlling screen via the shell
    provides "e" - opens up emacs in a screen with a file
    provides "v" - opens up vim in a screen

    Example: "v foo.c" opens foo.c inside vim inside a screen window
    named "foo.c - <directory of foo.c>"

    Example: "v" connects to the "v" screen  (i.e. so you don't have to
    type "screen -x v")

bt

    equivalent of the "e" and "v" commands, but for BitTorrent.  Provides
    a finish function to sweep torrent files into the finished/ directory
    when you're all done with it.

enslave

    Typing "enslave foo" will instantly create a screen named "foo"
    in which you can do stuff.  "ensave wget wget http://sdfsdff/"
    will create a screen called "wget" and it will execute "wget
    http://sdfsdff/".

persist2

    this script establishes persistant SSH tunnels, handles fetchmail,
    and starts my wiki

aliases-show

    (this file has nothing to do with screen)

    provides "showls", "showe", "showv" for finding all files within
    +/-1 directory and listing/opening them in vim

    Example: "showv readme" looks for all README files (case insensitive)
    within +/-1 directory and opens them up in a view (read-only vim)
    session.