Questions tagged [background-process]

A background process is a computer process that runs behind the scenes (in the background) without user intervention. Use this tag for issues regarding processes that run in the background.

A process is an instance of a program in execution. A background process is a process that runs without user interaction. It may not have any visible manifestation and usually does not have a window, though it may have an indicator or widget or produce pop ups.

Logging, system monitoring, scheduling, and user notifications are examples of background processes.

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IPTUX always runs in background

I configured IPTUX to run in background by mistake. The next time when i start it always runs in back ground. i tried to reinstall and also reinstalled with synaptic. still it starts in background. Thanks, Kavin
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Does Ubuntu suppport adding running GUI Applications to background with Hotkey?

I already know how to put an already running process into background from command line but I was curious if there would be any chance to put a running GUI process into background using configurable HotKey.
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Fastest way to run a program - Turn off as many other processes as possible

I have written a script to compare a few algorithms in Python, and I am timing each algorithm, to compare the total running time of each one. I wish to be as accurate as possible, that is, I want all of the algorithms to be ran using exactly (as…
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How to run graphical app in background mode?

How to run example gedit without window (background mode)?
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How can I put a command in the background process after the command has been run?

I need to put interactive command (some values are entered from the console and then an infinite loop is running) in the background process. Since I need to enter values, I can't initially run the command in the background. So I want to run the…
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