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By default, <code>parallel</code> will run as many tasks as the number of cores allocated by the scheduler, therefore maximizing resource usage. You can change this behaviour using the option <tt>--jobs</tt> followed by the number of simultaneous tasks that Gnu Parallel should run. When a task finishes, a new task will automatically be started by <tt>parallel</tt>.
By default, <code>parallel</code> will run as many tasks as the number of cores allocated by the scheduler, therefore maximizing resource usage. You can change this behaviour using the option <tt>--jobs</tt> followed by the number of simultaneous tasks that Gnu Parallel should run. When one task finishes, a new task will automatically be started by <code>parallel</code> in its stead, always keeping the maximum number of tasks running.


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