Well, if this is you, just hit Ctrl-Q and the order shall return.
The nitty gritty is, ctrl-s sequence will effectively send an XOFF signal to your terminal, pausing the flow-control, which means the terminal will still accept input but will not show what you typed. Hitting ctrl-q will send a XON signal which tells it to resume displaying. If you hit multiple return or ctrl-c in the process of hoping to restore your terminal, will display after you hit ctrl-q.
If you are a regular user of GNU screen utility, I am sure sooner or later you will, at least accidentally, find yourself looking for this solution.
Here ya go...
The nitty gritty is, ctrl-s sequence will effectively send an XOFF signal to your terminal, pausing the flow-control, which means the terminal will still accept input but will not show what you typed. Hitting ctrl-q will send a XON signal which tells it to resume displaying. If you hit multiple return or ctrl-c in the process of hoping to restore your terminal, will display after you hit ctrl-q.
If you are a regular user of GNU screen utility, I am sure sooner or later you will, at least accidentally, find yourself looking for this solution.
Here ya go...
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