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. ...