Nohup command execution post-launch process exit

Nohup commands are often used to let processes execute in the background.
However, if you just execute: Nohup Command & then close the terminal directly, you will find that the previous boot process will also exit.
Workaround:
Nohup Command &, see output: appending outputs to nohup.out
You also need to press any key on the terminal to return to the Shell Input Command window, and then exit the terminal by entering exit in the shell.

Reference
1.http://www.cnblogs.com/allenblogs/archive/2011/05/19/2051136.html Linux nohup command usage

Nohup command execution post-launch process exit