# Computing in background on Linux Put your jobs in the background # Pure Ampersand The simple way is to use `&` (aka ampersand) this sign. It can directly put your task in the background. However, the jobs will be interrupted after you turn off the terminal. # Nohup Command ``` nohup python (script) > log 2>&1 & ``` # Tmux ``` tmux tmux ls tmus a -t (number) ``` If you wanna put it to run and leave terminal, you can directly clos it and do not use `exit` to leave it. ### Turn on mouse scroll mode Create a config file for tmux ``` vim ~/.tmux.conf ``` And then, fill in two lines: ``` set -g terminal-overrides 'xterm*:smcup@:rmcup@' set -g mouse on ``` Done~