i guess id say thanks for all your hard work, but i dont use windows. exactly how is 'sudo for windows' different than the existing model in windows 10 where p

i guess id say thanks for all your hard work, but i dont use windows. exactly how is 'sudo for windows' different than the existing model in windows 10 where privilege elevation is a popup window and you click through it? arguably the current model is just sudo with nopasswd. how do you reconcile the idea that your effort --without principled reform of the windows security model at a fundamental level-- is just cargo-culting a more successful projects security model? 'Start-Process powershell -Verb runAs' is the same or different than this? Thanks for caring about security and trying to make things better. its hard, thankless and frustrating (and thats just the windows part ;))