Not So Slow OS X

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mtc7501

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As some of you may have noticed, OS X is very slow when Classic is running. This is a very simple fix which many of you have probably discovered. If you use the "renice" command from the CLI you can change the priority of "TruBluEnvironment." The default setting is -10 which means that it has a higher priority than almost every process on your computer. Changing it to 0 gives other programs including the system more processor time!
 
Originally posted by mtc7501
As some of you may have noticed, OS X is very slow when Classic is running. This is a very simple fix which many of you have probably discovered. If you use the "renice" command from the CLI you can change the priority of "TruBluEnvironment." The default setting is -10 which means that it has a higher priority than almost every process on your computer. Changing it to 0 gives other programs including the system more processor time!
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Maybe this was just me, but my TruBlue priority was already set at 0. So was Classic.... weird. Oh well. Mayeb that's why my computer doesn't seem to need a reboot unless I'm rebooting it remotely to freak out my roomate :)

F-bacher
 
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