It there a way to prioritize all or some of the PIDs running?
and if its possble, can i set a level for some application i want to start?
you can do some of this in windows... so lets see if Linux is better
lmao
Fedora and PID Priority
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Fedora and PID Priority
by Basher52 » Wed Mar 17, 2004 1:30 pm
This may be more general than just Fedora, but i couldnt find any better place and since im using Fedora...
It there a way to prioritize all or some of the PIDs running?
and if its possble, can i set a level for some application i want to start?
you can do some of this in windows... so lets see if Linux is better
lmao
It there a way to prioritize all or some of the PIDs running?
and if its possble, can i set a level for some application i want to start?
you can do some of this in windows... so lets see if Linux is better
lmao
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by Void Main » Wed Mar 17, 2004 1:47 pm
Being able to set the nice level on a process has been around as long as I've been working with Linux/UNIX (12+ years). I can't say the same for Windows, in fact I didn't know you could set the priority on a process in Windows. Must be a new thing.
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