[Autogenerated] that somewhere is what we've learned.
We first looked at protected processes and protected processes.
Light these kinds of processes allow limited access from user mode,
even for the mean level colors.
Then we took a look at some of the special properties of UWP processes
that provide the certain behavior that makes them less likely to hurt the
system and people feel more comfortable downloading these kinds of
applications from the Microsoft store.
Then we took a look at something completely different,
which is a minimal process,
which is just an empty address space the colonel can manipulate at will
the extension to that PICO processes allowed the implementation of
Windows subsystem for Linux version one where a pickle provider which is
the kernel driver provided by Microsoft,
is the one that implements the functionality of the kernel by calling the
Windows kernel functionality in the appropriate way.
By the way,
this is it's not something that always works as planned because
Linux and windows are not exactly the same thing.
In fact,
there are some interesting videos provided by the WsL team
that talk about some of the challenges when trying to figure
out how to implement sentence, Linux features on Windows.
So I commend you you read that because it's really interesting and with
that we're at the end of this module and the next module will start looking
at another type of kernel object called a job