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Subject: inconsistent options between nice and renice
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Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2000 02:55:34 +0200
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When using nice, the priority is specified using an extra '-', for
example '-15' for a positive niceness and '--10' for a negative
value. With renice, '15' or '-10' respectively would be correct.
It would be nice (sorry, couldn't resist...) if the syntax were more
consistent. Especially the opposite meanings of say '-10' is annoying.
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The "-NICEVAL" syntax is now deprecated, so nice and renice now have
less dissimilar syntaxes, as the submitter requested.
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