Even that command says it's 0, so I'm thinking that virtual pc is
using some unknown way of changing how much processor they use.
A priority of 0 is the default unless a process was launched by a
process
that had a different priority, and then it would have that priority
as well.
I'm afraid I don't follow what you're doing and what values you're
seeing,
based on your use of "that" and "my" app. You can use the Unix
command "ps"
with the "-o" argument and parameter "nice" to view the priority of
processes.
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