Inexperienced users may not know what is in the screenshots. As there is missing header line and PIDs arent highlighted. Also PID and PPID are not explained or mentioned. TGID is not thread id but thread group id, which is not the same. In details you say that processes will have different pids and ppids, only pids will be always different. What I think that this description is missing is information that process has its memory and its shared between threads, but threads have their memory and it is usually private for them (yes its part of process memory but you arent gonna to share stack between two threads)
Inexperienced users may not know what is in the screenshots. As there is missing header line and PIDs arent highlighted. Also PID and PPID are not explained or mentioned. TGID is not thread id but thread group id, which is not the same. In details you say that processes will have different pids and ppids, only pids will be always different. What I think that this description is missing is information that process has its memory and its shared between threads, but threads have their memory and it is usually private for them (yes its part of process memory but you arent gonna to share stack between two threads)
Thanks for your valuable feedback and yes you are correct and I will try to make an update in this post soon.
Really appreciate...