BASH Terminal Process
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Run Then Disown A Terminal Process
In this example we will use Synaptic as our example programme.
sudo synaptic & Output [1] 4711
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Disown An Already Running Terminal Process
In this example Synaptic will be the already running process.
Press CTRL+Z bg Output [1]+ sudo synaptic & disown
You should now be able to close the terminal without Synaptic closing.
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Take Ownership Of A Disowned Terminal Process
jobs fg 1 Were 1 is the number of the job running in the background you saw in jobs command
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