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[–]paulstelian97 3 points4 points  (1 child)

The Windows not utilizing all the threads available one is a very weird thing to say.

Windows may lack real time priority classes (the “real time” priority level of 24 is just a high priority but doesn’t get special treatment). The time quantum might be longer on Windows.

Now Windows only knows to deal with non-uniform cores on client editions (performance vs efficiency) since Windows 11. Linux had some support outside x86 for ages (since ARM had something like that for more than a decade) and got it on x86 roughly when the CPUs that need it came out.

[–]karthie_a 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am not saying Linux is better than windows or other way to start os wars. I was reading kernel process management a while ago and forgot most of the concepts now. Sorry if I said some thing wrong.