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Process Management commands In the last lecture, we started discussing a few UNIX/Linux process management
commands. In particular, we discussed the ps and top commands. We now discuss the FG, bg, jobs, and kill commands and <Ctrl-Z> and <Ctrl-C> key presses.
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Moving a process into the foreground: You can use the FG command to resume the execution of a suspended job in the foreground or move a background job into the foreground. Here is the syntax of the command.
FG [%job_id] where job_id is the job ID (not process ID) of the suspended or background process. If %job_id is omitted, the current job is assumed.
Moving a process into the background: You can use the bg command to put the current or a suspended process into the background. Here is the syntax of the command.
