docs/concepts: Fix description for Figure 1

content/docs/concepts/virtualization.mdx

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
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 title: Virtualization
 description: |
-  Through virtualization, multiple operating systems (OSes) are able to run on 
-  the same hardware, independently, thinking that each one of them controls the 
-  entire system. 
+  Through virtualization, multiple operating systems (OSes) are able to run on
+  the same hardware, independently, thinking that each one of them controls the
+  entire system.
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 Virtualization can be done using a hypervisor, which is a low-level software
@@ -55,12 +55,12 @@ The hypervisors can be classified in 2 categories: Type 1 and Type 2:
 In Figure 1 a comparison between different virtualization systems is illustrated
 and demonstrates how the degree of separation between a "guest application" and
 the hardware and “host” becomes further removed.
-The defined job of the host OS and kernel or hypervisor became that of
-1) to juggle the runtime of multiple applications and environments;
-2) to present a subset or non-contiguous representation of hardware resources
-virtually and translate operations, and provide emulation and compatibility
-between guest and host; and,
-3) to ultimately guard access to them to prevent corruption or malicious attacks.
+The defined job of the host OS and kernel or hypervisor became that of 1) to
+juggle the runtime of multiple applications and environments; 2) to present a
+subset or non-contiguous representation of hardware resources virtually and
+translate operations, and provide emulation and compatibility between guest and
+host; and, 3) to ultimately guard access to them to prevent corruption or
+malicious attacks.
 
 ## Supported platforms