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Sergey 'DoubleF' Zaharchenko wrote:

>There's more than nice to change priority; for example, check out
>rtprio(1) and idprio(1). Just FYI.
>
GREAT TOOL rtprio(1) is. Now I can run 'rtprio 5 mpg321 *.mp3' it produce 
very smooth sound. Perhaps rtprio is averagely used even more frequently 
than nice(1)? nice(1) is just what I learned from school; school books are 
often not very practical these days.

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