I have a command I'm running in the background,
fnordctl &
Occasionally I pull it up into the foreground,
fg
Now, I'd like to send it back to the background to continue running. Typing Ctrl-z will suspend the process, and it won't continue running until I run bg.
Is there a way I could background the process without suspending it?
If that's not possible, maybe there's a way I could bind the suspend operation and subsequent bg to a shortcut key (e.g. Meta-z)? I'm using Bash, so maybe this is something I could create a custom Readline binding for?
