Process Priority Setter 0.1

Process Priority Setter is a script that lists all processes and allows the user to change the priority a process has.<br /><br />The script will prompt for root password, display a list of processes and request a PID and then a priority.<br /><br />Normally the Linux kernel decides which processes should get the most CPU time than others but with this script you can set one process to use more or less CPU.<br /><br />Higher values mean less CPU is devoted to that process and the opposite is also true. 0 is the default value.<br /><br />Feedback is appreciated.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Appreciated,  Change,  Cpuhigher,  Decides,  Default,  Devoted,  Kernel,  Linux,  Lists,  Opposite,  Process,  Processes,  Request,  Script,  Valuefeedback,  Values
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