With my current workflow, I frequently use CTRL-z to suspend Vim so I can enter a quick few commands before resuming editing my code with fg (actually, it's CTRL-z again, thanks to the handy ZSH tip on this blog post). The issue is, my terminal ends up being cluttered with job suspension messages which is distracting from the output I wish to see.Unwanted output:[1]  + continued  vimzsh: suspended  vimThe following screenshot shows what this can end up looking like in a standard session:So my question; is there a way to stop CTRL-z and fg printing any output?
Suspend a process silently with ctrl-z
bash;vim;zsh