Executes prog with optional argN 's using tickets represented in user tickets. The pid must be owned by the user, unless the user is root. A pid of -1 shows the number of tickets held by all of the user's processes, the default. Root can view information on other users by specifying the uid , or -1 for all users. Use -x to get additional information.
Root sets the number of base tickets that funds uid 's processes.
If uid is -1, all users are shown. Only root can view another uid . We encourage experimentation and would appreciate it if you let us know if you experience behavior out of the ordinary. We have not noticed any of these, but these are some of the problems that may occur when a new scheduler gets heavy use. We are more concerned about process starvation, or a weird synchronization problem that causes the machine to crash.