How do I use the nice command in Linux?
The nice command in Linux is used to run a program with modified scheduling priority. You can use it to lower or raise the priority of a process.
Can you give me an example of how to use it?
Sure! To run a command with a lower priority, you can use: nice -n 10 command_name
. This sets the priority to 10.
What if I want to increase the priority instead?
You can use a negative nice value. For example, nice -n -5 command_name
will increase the priority of the command.
Are there any risks in changing the priority?
Yes, increasing the priority of a process can affect system performance, especially if it consumes too many resources.
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