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The document explains how to manage background jobs using the 'jobs' command to list currently running or suspended jobs. It also describes how to bring a background job to the foreground using the 'fg' command. A note is included stating that the foreground job will occupy the shell until it is completed, suspended, or stopped.

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OS (Linux) Process

The document explains how to manage background jobs using the 'jobs' command to list currently running or suspended jobs. It also describes how to bring a background job to the foreground using the 'fg' command. A note is included stating that the foreground job will occupy the shell until it is completed, suspended, or stopped.

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Managing the background jobs

You can use the jobs command to list the jobs that are currently running or suspended
in the background.

$ jobs
[1]+ Running sleep 100 &

You can use the fg command to bring a background job to the foreground.

$ fg % 1
sleep 100

Note: The foreground job occupies the shell until the job is completed, suspended, or
stopped and placed into the background.

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