Discussion
Linux operating system uses
Answer: B
Linux uses fair preemptive scheduling. The kernel gives each runnable task a share of the processor and can preempt a running task when another deserves the CPU, in order to keep tasks treated fairly by priority and past use.
Affinity scheduling ties a thread to a CPU and is not the general Linux policy. Hand shaking is a communication term, and Highest Penalty Ratio Next is a variant of response-ratio scheduling that Linux does not use.
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