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 ## Getting Started
 
 
 ## Getting Started
 

- 1.  Pick a machine to run your screen session on.  If you don't know of any options, linux.mit.edu (Linerva) is a good choice.
+ 1.  Pick a machine to run your screen session on.  If you don't know of any options, athena.dialup.mit.edu (Athena Dialup) is a good choice.

  2.  ssh to that machine.
  3.  run `screen`
  4.  Do stuff.
  2.  ssh to that machine.
  3.  run `screen`
  4.  Do stuff.


@@ -49,15 +49,8 @@ to share context between different screens, or even different people,
 but doing it when you're not sure where else your screen might be
 attached has privacy implications.
 
 but doing it when you're not sure where else your screen might be
 attached has privacy implications.
 

-##Switching Between Screen Sessions
-C-a C-a allows you to switch between screen sessions incrementally. If you have created 3 screen sessions and find your self at the 0th one, then C-a C-a will put you in the 1st screen session, then C-a C-a again will put you in the 2nd one. You can also move around in the screen session by using C-a [index number]. Such that C-a[1] would accomplish the same thing as C-a C-a when you were on the 0th window. 
-
-

 ## For More Information
 
 `screen` can do lots of stuff.  If you have a while to burn, run
 `man screen` at the shell prompt.  It may be helpful to do this
 inside of `screen` so you can put it down and come back to it later.
 ## For More Information
 
 `screen` can do lots of stuff.  If you have a while to burn, run
 `man screen` at the shell prompt.  It may be helpful to do this
 inside of `screen` so you can put it down and come back to it later.

-
-## TODO
-clean up, explain the "C-a C-a" notation better.