How to unlock a locked SSH terminal accidentally by ctrl-s on Linux?
I find I sometimes lock the SSH terminal accidentally by ctrl-s on Linux. How to unlock/unfreeze it?
Ctrl-s: lock the SSH terminal.
Ctrl-q: unlock the SSH terminal.
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