How to use the sleep command in Linux to pause scripts
With `sleep 30` running in the foreground, Ctrl+C can cut the wait short. I’m fascinated that a keypress can interrupt a running command without changing the rest of the computer’s power state. That matters when choosing between a timer and waiting for a child process to end. The command’s scope starts with the process `sleep`
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