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All commands need Ctrl-c in Linux terminal
nassu
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Each time I type a command in Linux terminal, the cursor doesn't go to a newline and I have to Ctrl-c in order to get a newline.
I already tried the reset command but it doesn't work.
This happened since I typed cd (as a habit) while the terminal was still loading when I start it.
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The cursor will not go to a new line if the command you type is busy processing something. You can use the ampersand "&" after a command if you want it run in the background.
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