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The kernel runs applications in separate processes, or threads. Each thread is a separate unit of control, and the kernel maintains thread-related information in two types of structures, the initial thread’s stack, and the process’s stack. The kernel does not create threads itself, it only allocates and uses them as needed. The kernel has two …

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While the process of deploying software to a new computer is straightforward, it can be time consuming and tedious. Unlike Windows, Linux comes with a deployment node that provides a series of tasks for installing and removing components. You need to have the 32-bit version of glibc and libblkid installed on your Linux server before …

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