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Adding @gvwilson's original lesson from #25
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https://github.com/swcarpentry/bc/blob/gh-pages/intermediate/shell/04-job.md to the new shell-extras lesson.
Maybe you could show some "simulated" output from a command as it's running, and then show the effects of ^C and ^Z? |
Another note, backgrounding a process that prints to stdout will allow it to continue to do so, possibly messing badly with the terminal. We should probably have a mention of that somewhere. |
important today than it was back in the Dark Ages, it is coming back | ||
into its own as more people begin to leverage the power of computer | ||
networks. |
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That last half sentence is rather vague and isn't adding much. What has this to do with networks?
The third column (labelled PGID) is the ID of the *process group* this | ||
process belongs to. We won't discuss process groups in this lecture, but | ||
they're often used to manage sets of related processes. Column 4 shows |
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Break paragraph before Column 4
@ChristinaLK some more minor suggestions, otherwise this looks good I think. |
https://github.com/swcarpentry/bc/blob/gh-pages/intermediate/shell/04-job.md
to the new shell-extras lesson.
I'd be interested in comments about how to handle the
^Z
and^C
commands - they're not input in the same way thatcat blah.txt
is, and yet they need to be indicated somehow...