scriptreplay

Q1: What is scriptreplay and how does it work? scriptreplay is a utility on Linux that plays back terminal sessions exactly as they were recorded, timing included. This can be incredibly useful for educational purposes, demonstrations, or debugging. It works by reading a session transcript file and a timing file created by the script command, and it replays the commands in the terminal with the exact timing as they were originally executed. Q2: How do you generate records necessary for scriptreplay? To use scriptreplay, you first need to record a terminal session using the script command. The script command typically takes two arguments: the output file (to save the session transcript) and the timing file (to save the timing data).