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tytso@mit.edu writes: > From: Rauli Ruohonen <raulir@fishy.pp.sci.fi> >> If each user has his/her own node, they can set priorities of their >> own processes as they wish: If they set one of their processes to >> realtime priority, it has that priority only over other processes of >> that user, not over processes of other users. > > The flip side of this is that if a user renices a process, it will only > make it have a lower priority than the user's other processes, not with > respect to all of the processes in the system, which is what is usually > desired when someone is renicing a process. That is a feature, not a bug. Users can get their full share of the CPU while not slowing down interactive tasks. | ||||||||||||
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