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Line 39: == Processes or jobs? == The article talks about "each process that is using CPU". I think it's more common to talk about "each job", which isn't necessarily synonymous. For example, a process with two threads can count as two jobs. {{unsigned\|86.17.154.122\|04:30, 31 July 2006}} :I think the problem is that each UNIXoid operating system will use different terms. For example, on Linux your jobs are called "tasks".{{unsigned\|62.31.146.25\|11:42, 27 August 2006}}

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