You notice that a process on your Linux system is consuming too much CPU. Which command would you use to adjust its priority?
- nice
- renice
- top
- ps
To adjust the priority of a running process in Linux, you would use the renice command. This allows you to change the process's nice value and, consequently, its CPU priority. A lower nice value means a higher priority.
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