So make sure to only 'pause' (close) the terminal when it's downloading, not installing.
Make sure, however, that you never stop it while it's installing the downloaded packages, since this will result in a lock on apt-get, which will require a computer restart or reconfiguration of apt, and you'll have to start at the beginning of the installation. If you want to restart the download after using Ctrl+ z: Using one of the above methods is generally better than just closing the terminal, but if you just close the terminal while it's downloading packages, it should start the download right where it stopped next time you run sudo apt-get upgrade Ctrl+ c cancels it but next time start from where you leftĬtrl+ z stops process but then you can't do another process as it remains locked to the first process
