It is the beating heart of Windows itself, the nuclear reactor at the heart of the facility. And much like with a nuclear reactor, you don’t screw around in the core unless you have a damn good reason.
Doing so at random is a good way to make both go kaboom.
It is the beating heart of Windows itself, the nuclear reactor at the heart of the facility. And much like with a nuclear reactor, you don’t screw around in the core unless you have a damn good reason.
Doing so at random is a good way to make both go kaboom.
So is it like the kernel but for windows?
More of a combo of kernel and coreutils, but yeah. Pretty much.