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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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There is no definitive answer to the question: “Is Chrome Faster on Linux.” Certainly, the browser runs faster on Windows than it does on Linux. The answer, in most cases, depends on how much system memory you have available. However, a third or even half of the RAM required by Chrome is available in Firefox. …

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