Heh, don’t get me started. I personally rarely used ^Z, I simply banged out.
However shelling out was intrinsic to my workflow. We didn’t have screen or any of the other common multi session terminal programs at the time.
One day I decided to log out. I rarely logged out. If anything I was kicked off by a system restart.
So to log out I started closing sessions. Turns out I was at least 30 deep. Some files were being edited more than once, I even had shells within shells (which typically did to play ENV shenanigans).
However shelling out was intrinsic to my workflow. We didn’t have screen or any of the other common multi session terminal programs at the time.
One day I decided to log out. I rarely logged out. If anything I was kicked off by a system restart.
So to log out I started closing sessions. Turns out I was at least 30 deep. Some files were being edited more than once, I even had shells within shells (which typically did to play ENV shenanigans).