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This blog explains managing background processes in Linux, focusing on sending tasks to run in the background without `Ctrl+Z`. Ordinarily, tasks can be backgrounded using an ampersand (`&`), but already running tasks require pausing (`Ctrl+Z`) before `bg` can be used. Advanced management can be achieved through tools like `tmux` or `screen`. Understanding these techniques enhances productivity when using the terminal.