1. When you run a command (process), you can make it to run as a background process using $<cmd> &
2. If you forget to make that command as background, and if you feel you should do it now, then
- Press CTRL+Z (Suspend that process)
- $> bg disown 1 (make that process to be a background
3. Now if you want to check the list of background processes, type $> jobs
4. If you want to bring the background process to foreground, then type
$> fg %1
Again to make it a background process,
$> bg %1
2. If you forget to make that command as background, and if you feel you should do it now, then
- Press CTRL+Z (Suspend that process)
- $> bg disown 1 (make that process to be a background
3. Now if you want to check the list of background processes, type $> jobs
4. If you want to bring the background process to foreground, then type
$> fg %1
Again to make it a background process,
$> bg %1
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