dont use resources from book "operating system concept 9th edition"

After reading each problem provide the answer using at least two sources such as an academic journal or a book chapter (not your text book). While providing answer, you must use information from your sources to answer the question. At the end of each answer, provide a conclusion. Put all your answers in one Word file and submit below.

Q. Linux does not distinguish between processes and threads. Instead, Linux treats both in the same way, allowing a task to be more akin to a processor or a thread depending on the set of flags passed to the clone() system call. However, other operating systems, such as Windows, treat processes and threads differently. Typically, such systems use a notation in which the data structure for a process contains pointers to the separate threads belonging to the process. Contrast these two approaches for modeling processes and threads within the kernel. Discuss which method would be better for demanding system such as a web server. Backup your argument with published sources.