Comment Comment by tomkinstinch This is nice! On OSX, processes can be paused and continued too (by name via killall, and by PID via kill): kill -STOP 1234 kill -CONT 1234 killall -STOP -c "Pandora" killall -CONT -c "Pandora" A more nuanced control is to throttle down the CPU, via cputhrottle[1].If I'm running a CPU-intensive calculation and don't want to bog down the rest of my system I will use it to give me enough cycles for Sublime Text to work smoothly.It's easy to call: sudo cputhrottle PID cpuUsage% ex. sudo cputhrottle 12345 400 1. http://www.willnolan.com/cputhrottle/cputhrottle.html parent tomkinstinch 11 years ago
If I'm running a CPU-intensive calculation and don't want to bog down the rest of my system I will use it to give me enough cycles for Sublime Text to work smoothly.
It's easy to call:
ex. 1. http://www.willnolan.com/cputhrottle/cputhrottle.html