Renicer

If you're a Mac OS X user, you would know that the Unix underpinnings of the operating system allow you to assign priorities to processes using the Renice command. The higher the priority you assign to a process, the more CPU time it gets, and vice versa. However, one of the downsides of using the Renice command is that you have to use the terminal, which could be intimidating for some users. Additionally, you have to understand the Renice syntax and process IDs to get the desired results.

This is where Renicer comes in. Renicer is a software designed to automatically adjust application priorities on the fly, without having to use the terminal. Once installed, Renicer runs in the background and prioritizes whichever application is in front. It also increases the priority of the Finder, Dock, and Window Server, making sure that these essential processes get the CPU time they need to function properly.

What makes Renicer stand out is its user-friendliness. It's designed to be simple enough for novices to use, while flexible enough for power users to customize according to their preferences. With Renicer, you don't have to worry about keeping track of process IDs or Renice syntax - it does all the work for you. Overall, if you're a Mac OS X user looking for a hassle-free way to manage application priorities, Renicer is definitely worth checking out.