11/21 zsh users: any way to _really_ put a process in the background?
i.e. let me exit my shell and keep my background processes running
I get "zsh: you have running jobs." and am returned to the zsh prompt.
\_ learn to stfm. from the zsh manual:
"If a job is started with `&|' or `&!', then that job is immediately
disowned. After startup, it does not have a place in the job table,
and is not subject to the job control features described here."
you can also use the disown builtin.
\_ What's stfm, a combination of rtfm and sftw?
or does it mean "search the motd"?
\_ yeah, i mean "search the fucking manual." zsh has a fairly
complete manual in info format, so using C-s to do incremental
search works nicely.
\_ thanks..
\_ try "man screen" |