fg

The `fg` command bring a background or suspended job to the foreground. Process management commands let you monitor, control, and schedule running processes.

Linux is a multitasking operating system, and understanding how to list processes, send signals, adjust priorities, and manage background jobs is vital for system administration and debugging performance issues. The command accepts 0 commonly used flags shown above, though the full set of options is available in the man page (`man fg`).

The 3 examples on this page cover typical real-world usage patterns that you can copy and adapt for your own workflows.