Hour 7
| 1: | How do you run a command in the background? |
| A1: | By putting an ampersand (&) at the end of the command line. |
| 2: | How do you determine which processes you are running? |
| A2: | With the ps command. |
| 3: | How do you change a foreground process into a background process? |
| A3: | Use the suspend key (usually Ctrl+Z) to stop the foreground process, and then use the bg command to resume it in the background. |
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