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How To run Gedit and Subl commands in the background?

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If I use Gedit or Subl (sublime text) commands in the terminal to open a file, I can't do anything else in the terminal until I close the text editor. How can I fix this?

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answered 2 Years ago gavgenerati · Accepted Answer

Opening gedit in background should allow you to use the terminal

gedit &

Hope you know this .