Let's say you run a command that is taking much longer to finish executing than you thought it would, and you have to go home. Here's what you do:
1. Press ctrl + z on the terminal to suspend the command.
2. Run: bg to move the last suspended program in the background
3. Run: jobs to list programs running on background
4. disown %1 to pick job #1, %2 if it's the second job on the list. This will mark the job so that SIGHUP is not sent to it if the shell receives a SIGHUP.
Note: Thanks to my buddy John Eckersberg for showing me this today :-)
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