what is the use of nice command?

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what is the use of nice command?..

Answer / swapna

nice command is used to give priorities for running
processes.

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what is the use of nice command?..

Answer / kamakshee

Nice value is used to decide the priority of a
process.Higher the nice value , lower is the priority .By
default the nice value is 20.

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what is the use of nice command?..

Answer / jagadeeb choudhury

For Increase or decrease the priority of a job/Process we
use Nice command,and its range -19 to 20.
If When we need to increase the priority then we need to
decrease the priority number
if Priority of a process 1.

Ex:- Nice -n -10 <cmd>

If we need to decrease the priority then we need to increase
the priority number
if Priority of a process -1.

Ex:- Nice -n 10 <cmd>

Thanks,
Jagadeeb@gmail.com

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what is the use of nice command?..

Answer / suryakanta

For Increase or decrease the priority of a job/Process we
use Nice command,and its range -19 to 20.

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