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To resume a command, process, application that has been previous suspended. Most commonly used when a command has been executed and suspended (executed with '&' at the end of the command). You may also suspend execution of a program with CTRL-Z (^Z)
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$> top &
[1]+ 26637
$> top &
[2] 26642
[1]+ Stopped top
$>
[2]+ Stopped top
$> jobs
[1]- Stopped 26637
[2]+ Stopped 26642
$> fg 2
[output of the second top]
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The + sign displayed by the output of the jobs command refers to the current running process and the - sign refers to the previously running process.
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∙ 13y ago"fg " command is used to bring the current job to foreground.
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