Glyph on Nostr: If I do this in an interactive Bash session, on Debian: (x=0; while true; do let ...
If I do this in an interactive Bash session, on Debian:
(x=0; while true; do let x=(x+1); echo "$x"; sleep 0.01; done) | less
it gets to the bottom of the terminal, then … backgrounds itself, showing a "[1]+ Stopped" job control message. `kill %1` just stops it again. What is happening here?
(x=0; while true; do let x=(x+1); echo "$x"; sleep 0.01; done) | less
it gets to the bottom of the terminal, then … backgrounds itself, showing a "[1]+ Stopped" job control message. `kill %1` just stops it again. What is happening here?