Ampersand vs Nohup

There are multiple ways to run programs in background in Linux. This can required for various purposes. But in this article we are going to Cover 2: Using & (ampersand) Using nohup (no hang up) with ampersand 1. & (Ampersand) The & is a shell operator that allows you to run a command in the background, meaning the shell will not wait for the command to finish. Once the command starts, you can continue using the terminal without blocking. ...

October 22, 2024