It's 0, but some of kernel processes run with nice from -2 to -4, sometimes even higher.
In Linux we can set guidelines for the CPU to follow when it is looking at all the tasks it has to do. These guidelines are called niceness or nice value.The Linux niceness scale goes from -20 to 19. The lower the number the more priority that task gets. If the niceness value is high number like 19 the task will be set to the lowest priority and the CPU will process it whenever it gets a chance. The default nice value is zero.
-20
This depends very much on the Linux distro you are using and the printerand also on the type of interface used for connecting the printer to the computer. Please ask the question again providing some additional information.Also, CUPS is nice.
i say it means they hate it or they like it and have a bad tone.
"Nice" was designed to lower the priority of some longer running processes or programs so they would give up their CPU time in favor of other running processes (being "nice"). One restriction would be to not allow a non-priviledged user to raise the priority above normal programs (such as a realtime level), as well as not being able to manipulate the priorities of other running processes not owned by that user.
not being nice has value or worth
There are many statements of value that are obvious or self evident in nature. One such statement is that if you want people to be nice to you have to be nice to them.
It makes a nice paperweight!
"Nice car" is the default. There is no British language - English is the official language, though there are some who will also speak Scots Gaelic, Welsh, Manx (unofficially), and a number of immigrant communities with their native languages.
If by this you mean send, no. You can let them have it if you let your models free. Nice idea, try putting it in Suggestions And Ideas located in the forums!
Nice share
If you found it in change, no added value. A nice uncirculated one will sell for 25 to 50 cents.