On Tue, 11 Aug 2009, Christian Anthon wrote: > If you have a fairly recent version you can save your rollout settings > in individual files by clicking saveas in the rollout settings dialog > in the graphical user interface. You can then make customized files > that you can load like this > > load commands mysettings.rol
Very nice...thank you. I started a long job running, but now I have noticed a different problem. When I launch gnubg using nice -19, gnubg returns an error message "setpriority: Permission denied." Examining the gnubg process, I see that the nice value seems to have been correctly set, but it looks like gnubg is hogging all the CPU time of the machine. This could be a problem with the system I'm running on, of course, but "setpriority: Permission denied" appears to be a gnubg error message. Anyone know what is going on? Tim _______________________________________________ Bug-gnubg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
