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User space is where normal programs run. If you run a program, it runs in user space, even if the person running it is [root].
-modprobe(8) is an example of a userspace
program that loads modules into kernel space.
+modprobe(8) is an example of a user space
program that loads modules into kernel space. ps(1) and top(1) are examples of userspace programs that inspect KernelSpace
