At 12:37 PM 11/8/00 , Mark Lo wrote:
>Hi,
>
> I close them with "Ctrl + Z" key.
You need to read about bash. I suggest finding a good book. Or, at the
least, type 'man bash'. Both of these commands persist until you close
them. Control-Z does not close jobs, it "freezes" them. Control-C will
kill a job (there are many methods, typing 'q' is preferrable while in
top). Doesn't it complain when you try to log out about how you have
stopped jobs?
So, yeah, this is normal. If you understood what was going on, you might
even find it a wildly powerful feature of the system.
-Alan
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