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Answer by Gilles for In zsh, how can I more quickly disown the foreground...

When you press Ctrl+Z in a terminal, this causes the foreground process group to receive the signal SIGTSTP (assuming the terminal is in cooked mode and the default key bindings are in place). If the...

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Answer by Anko for In zsh, how can I more quickly disown the foreground process?

Having a global keybind to disown the foreground process is impossible: Keystrokes are received by the foreground process, not by the shell. You need to first suspend it with Ctrl+z if you want to...

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In zsh, how can I more quickly disown the foreground process?

My method for disowning the foreground process takes too much effort. Suppose I have a process in zsh's foreground. I want to disown it, so I can close the shell without the process being sent a...

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