How to Suspend and Resume a Process in Linux.
When working on Linux, you fire up one command after another. For example, you edit a configuration file using the nano or vim editors or download files using the wget command and suddenly want to take a look at some other files or need to execute another command.
In this scenario, you have two options. First, close the configuration file or cancel copying files, but it can cost you time and effort if you are in the middle of them. Another solution is to place that process in the background, or, in other words, suspend it for a while and resume it later.
Here’s how to do it….
