Re: I want to automatically implement nice and ionice values while running an executable file

[Susmita & Rajib Bandopadhyay]

On 05/14/2015 01:51 AM, Bob Proulx wrote:
> Susmita & Rajib Bandopadhyay wrote:
>> I will try to provide you with a scenario for my desiring to learn
>> launching 3rd party debian app on lxpanel using code.
> That's great.  What you want to do sounds very reasonable to me.
> Being able to do this is one of the good things about free(dom)
> software.
>
> However you have written to the coreutils mailing list.  The coreutils
> project is concerned with the basic utilities of the operating system.
> That means commands such as cp, mv, rm, and many others.  But you are
> asking about how to configure your desktop environment.  I am sorry
> but this is the wrong mailing list for that type of question.  We
> don't know much about desktop environments here.
>
> I suggest looking up one of the mailing lists associated with your
> desktop.  I am not very familiar with LXDE but I would start here.
>
>   http://lxde.org/join_lxde_community
>
> Unfortunately I don't immediately see a user community mailing list.
> But there are other options there such as IRC that would probably
> help.
>
>> I write
>>     | nohup nice -n 19 -- ionice -n 7 -t -- chromium|
> That seems reasonable to me given your environment.
>
>> I wish to write a Chromestart.desktop file in /usr/share/applications
>> directory where I could do this, stepwise everytime, clicking an icon on
>> the panel that represents these steps, without my writing the codes
>> setpwise everytime I reach runlevel 5 into lxsession.
> That seems very reasonable to me.  I think you should do as you
> suggest.  You should create a .desktop file that launces your web
> browser using that set of command options.  Sounds good!  :-)
>
> I think you are asking what should go into such a file.  If I knew I
> would be happy to suggest something.  But I don't.  Try asking on one
> of the LXDE community lists or web forums or irc and I am sure someone
> will help you.  The .desktop file conforms to freedesktop.org and
> looking at the freedesktop.org site might help too.  If you don't find
> something in the lxde community try looking in the larger
> freedesktop.org community.
>
> Bob
Dear Sir,
I have solved the problem with the help of two very empathetic
individuals via IRC LXDE.
I thank you for encouraging me. You could see the topic here:
http://forum.lxde.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=37019&p=50629#p50629
Thanks once again,
Regards,
Rajib Bandopadhyay