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I run jupyter notebook (Python editor) on background in order to keep one terminal for keep working without needs to run a second terminal. so I have done this: 

#jupyter notebook &

but the problem is when jupyter notebook is running it keeps send me logs, and this is typically painful and bother me when I'm typing command.

I wanted to stop jupyter notebook to send me these logs???

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Add &>/dev/null to the command to send stdout and stderr to /dev/null, the nirvana of Linux systems:

jupyter notebook &>/dev/null &

By the way it doesn't matter where you put the redirection, that's also fine:

&>/dev/null jupyter notebook &
dessert
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  • could you explain what the `&>` does in this case – HISI Nov 15 '17 at 13:23
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    @YassineSihi `&` takes stdout and stderr, `>` redirects it to somewhere, `/dev/null` is the null device. Also see here: https://askubuntu.com/a/350216/507051 – dessert Nov 15 '17 at 13:25