Hook up into another Terminal process?

I've got two terminal instances/processes opened with different PID.

Is it possible to from one of them, hook up into the other so when I type something and it outputs something, then the other terminal will see the output too (maybe the input too if possible?).

Just like cloning the terminals.

I want this because then I can hook up some SSH processes and everyone connected to the machine could see what the other one is doing and could also collaborate.

I don't want to use any GUI or other workarounds for this.

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I'm using Ruby and Ubuntu.

Install GNU Screen, run screen in the first terminal, then screen -x in the second.

(This works for both input and output).

Go hack the kernel.

But if you need a practical workarou^Wsolution, I'd advise using screen.