procs is a Better Alternative to the ps Command for Handling Process in Linux

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In Linux and Unix systems, a job is defined as a task that has started running and not yet completed. Each task is basically programs in execution which is a process.

Each job is assigned with a unique id called job number (Job ID). We can run the jobs in the background without any intervention from the user and also be run in the foreground as current jobs.

In this tutorial, we learn about fg and bg commands to manage jobs in Linux.