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If your general workload has no humans involved maybe. Trying to do anything interactive while also running something CPU intensive is very much a poor experien
by surajrmal 3y ago
If your general workload has no humans involved maybe. Trying to do anything interactive while also running something CPU intensive is very much a poor experience on Linux compared to osx and Windows. Using nice and cgroups help but are ultimately unable to fully solve the issues.
- Twirrim 3y agoTrue. I tend to shove stuff in to cgroups and adjust niceness to compensate, so e.g. slack and email client are both lower priority and cpu restricted.