wait n

The blog article "Mastering Linux Bash with `wait -n`" explains the use of the `wait -n` command in Linux Bash, which pauses script execution until the next background job completes, unlike the regular `wait` that waits for all jobs. It's beneficial for scripts handling multiple concurrent tasks as it increases efficiency by allowing continued operations after the first job finishes. The article provides practical examples and code to illustrate how `wait -n` enhances script responsiveness and workflow optimization.