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s/fg/bg/ ?

• michaelmior 4y ago
  No. When a program is running in the shell, the default behavior is for Ctrl-z to suspend the program. Nothing needs to be done for that to happen. This snippet runs `fg` when you're back in the shell and press Ctrl-z. That said, if you wanted to continue running in the background with `bg`, you could make that substitution to allow you to double tap Ctrl-z to do so.
  • _huayra_ 4y ago
    Oh wow I totally misunderstood this snippet; I thought it was in fact the opposite (i.e. a shortcut to send a job to the background). Toggling back to the foreground is even better with the same shortcut! Neat!