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Utilities
by Rom Feria on December 9, 2006

"nice" is often invoked by appending "nice" to how an application is invoked. For example, "nice HBTest -i /cdrom/VIDEO_TS/*", this gives the application HBTest a lower priority.
This is useful when you are sharing the system with other users or simply want to run an application without slowing down the entire system. For example, ripping a DVD using HandBrake whilst surfing the internet.
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