Your laptop is running an X-window system, an mp3 player, a terminal with bash running top, a clock, and power point. The mp3-player have multiple tasks going on, playing music, updating a graphic mixer chart and showing rolling text with title information and playtime remaining. The power point does spell checking while you write and shows an animated help icon.   1:      Identify the processes in this system? 2:     Identify the threads in this system? 3:    Identify which threads belong to which process? 4:    What type of threads are used by the operating system you studied for your case study describe the kernel thread and user thread in your operating system. How are they mapped?

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