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# Linux renice Command [ Linux Command Manual](#) The Linux renice command is used to reassign the priority (one or more, depending on the parameters) of one or more processes. **Note:** Each process has a unique ID. Permissions: All users. ### Syntax renice priority [ pid ...] [ pgrp ...] [ user ...] **Parameter Description**: * -p pid Reassign the priority of the process with ID pid * -g pgrp Reassign the priority of the process(es) with process group ID pgrp * -u user Reassign the priority of the process(es) owned by user ### Example Increase the priority number by 1 for processes with IDs 987 and 32, and for processes owned by daemon and root. renice +1 987 -u daemon root -p 32 [ Linux Command Manual](#)