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A daemon is a type of process in Unix-like systems that runs in the background for a long time and is not directly bound to any controlling terminal, typically launched at system startup or when a user session begins, after which it detaches from the terminal and exists independently, continuing to survive even if the terminal window that launched it is closed.
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