How inconvenient, disown, unlike fg,
can't realize the current job or whatever:
$ sleep 111&
[1] 7125
$ sleep 222&
[2] 7126
$ disown
$ disown
bash: disown: current: no such job
$ jobs
[1]- Running sleep 111 &
$ disown %1
$
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Bug-bash
Type
$ abcde
then five DELs or ^H's to erase it,
then five undos (^/ or whatever) to restore it,
and then one more undo for good luck, and
wham, bye bye line. No getting back anything whatever you type.
You'll just have to type abcde all over again.
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