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The command "pueue pause" is used to pause the execution of a running process or task managed by the Pueue task manager.

Pueue is a command-line tool that allows you to manage long-running shell commands or scripts. It enables you to queue and execute multiple tasks in a controlled manner.

When you execute the "pueue pause" command, it sends a signal to the currently running process or task, instructing it to pause. This signal temporarily halts the execution of the task, allowing you to resume it later.

Pausing a task can be useful in various scenarios. For example, if you have a long-running command or script that you want to temporarily suspend to free up system resources, you can use "pueue pause" to pause its execution. This allows you to prioritize other tasks or continue the paused task at a more convenient time.

To resume a paused task, you can use the "pueue resume" command, which sends a signal to the task, instructing it to continue its execution from where it was paused.

Overall, "pueue pause" is a command available in the Pueue task manager that allows you to pause the execution of a task, providing more control over your command-line operations.