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how scripts run in the background?
How can I get scripts to run in the background?
Also, I am not sure how to use tty0 or ttys, I am not sure which or what kind. I mean, I want to have several different terminals at once and ability to switch back and forward. Thanks, ![]() Last edited by mezz : November 21st, 2001 at 09:10 PM. |
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I just figured it out a few days ago. Hit alt-fx where x is 1-8. So alt-f1...alt-f2...alt-f3...etc.
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Ahh, yes it works! Thanks! ![]() |
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Maybe I didn't understand your question properly.
To background a process/script when you execute it put a & behind it or control-z then bg to background. And, maybe you'd like to check out the program called screen. This is great to handle many terminals. |
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