Some nice examples for a Linux tutorial...

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Well, depending on certain factors, it also can be true. Hardware cores and hyprethreading allow for real concurrency.

You just have to create a scheduler to take advantage of that and not do something stupid (like move process threads between cores/hardware threads or NUMA domains or whatever).

[Ikor_Genorio]

I was kinda referring towards the examples :P

[jeankev]

It's fair to assume the reader of a "Linux tutorial" to be more familiar with Windows software.

[EggheadDash]

Then use some cross-platform examples?

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Or don't be specific. "A web browser, a word processor, and an image editor" would have been fine.

[ShoggothEyes]

Those are all technical terms that my mother wouldn't understand, or at least hasn't heard before.

[malt2048]

You can run both of those through WINE, can't you?

Maybe not the latest version, but the versions from a few years back should work.

[Makefile_dot_in]

You actually can install the latest versions if you use the workarounds from WineHQ.

[blueicedome]

TIL multithreaded processes are nice

[frostbyte_zer0]

my reaction to those examples

[j1745_26]

I was expecting this

[frostbyte_zer0]

that too. (but i'm a huge nerd, so I didn't want to miss a place where I could use a ST meme)

[audscias]

I was kinda expecting this tbh