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Threads are fully managed by the kernel and there is a 1:1 mapping to user threads. Every process has at least one thread. The kernel and device drivers can also easily create their own threads. Threads are directly scheduled by the kernel (some other OSes call these “Kernel Schedulable Entities” or “KSEs”).
