Linux and Windows are limited by the commit limit when it comes to threads. Linux has a default thread stack size of 8Mb vs. NT of 1Mb, in theory meaning Linux

Linux and Windows are limited by the commit limit when it comes to threads. Linux has a default thread stack size of 8Mb vs. NT of 1Mb, in theory meaning Linux will run out of allocation space much quicker. But in the end, both are limited by available memory.