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It’s odd, but I though that the higher the nice number was higher was the priority of a process, turns out that I was wrong, it’s the inverse.

Example: Priority 20 is the default lowest priority, while 0 is the normal priority. There’s also negative values to force a higher priority.

Besides the priority values, I haven’t found anything about cpu affinity, however, I didn’t tried hard, since the machine I’m running linux is single core anyway.