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Kenny Topolovec edited this page Jul 3, 2021 · 3 revisions

Suspend Process

Sometimes we are editing a file or have one process open and want to jump back to the command line really quick and resume editing without losing our progress. To put the current program (for example, VIM) into the background temporarily, use CTRL + Z. Do whatever you need, and then type fg to bring VIM back up to the foreground.

Alias

BASH RC

ECHO

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