I'm connected to a Raspberry Pi running Raspbian lite, using PuTTY with SSH. To execute a Python script, I'm navigating to the script's directory and using python3 scriptname.py, (this script is always running, unless being modified) after doing this, all I can see is the script's console log, and I don't think I'm able to do anything else with the Pi, unless if I stop the scripts execution.
Is there anyway that I can send that process to the background, and continue to use the interface to do other things
I appreciate the different solutions. I don't know why it didn't occur to me that opening a new terminal session would truly act as a new session, I would've guessed it would essentially clone the output, but thanks Mark. Thanks coderasha, I might use Linux Screen sometime. Also, thanks Dinko, I wasn't aware I could append executions using &!
How can I have a Python script run in the background. I'm using terminal and SSH