Question: Linux Version 2.2 supports kernel threads, so its scheduler operates on threads instead of processes. Do you think it would be necessary to completely redesign

Linux Version 2.2 supports kernel threads, so its scheduler operates on threads instead of processes. Do you think it would be necessary to completely redesign the Version 2.0 (or Version 1.0 scheduler described in Section 7.5) for Version 2.2? Or could the process scheduler algorithm be easily adapted to thread scheduling?

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