Effortlessly Move Linux Processes to the Background

To move a process to the background in Linux, use the `Ctrl + Z` keyboard shortcut, which suspends the process and places it in the stopped state. Then, type `bg` to resume the process in the background. You can manage multiple background processes with the `jobs` command and bring them back to the foreground using `fg %job_number`.

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