When using bash, you can suspend the job using Ctrl+Z and then kill it, either using the PID or by following the answers from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1624691/linux-kill-background-task (e.g. kill -9 %%)
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When using bash, you can suspend the job using Ctrl+Z and then kill it, either using the PID or by following the answers from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1624691/linux-kill-background-task (e.g. kill -9 %%)