lipman@decwrl.UUCP (02/19/84)
Message-Id: <8402191908.AA06451@decwrl.uucp> Date: Sunday, 19 Feb 1984 11:12:48-PST From: eden::p_macdonald To: net.micro.cbm Subject: Spelling There is no such word as KERNAL folks. Its KERNEL, with an "e." And, just like the definition in Webster's (a central or essential part), a kernel is the core of the operating system. A kernel is also a seed (popcorn) which happens to be the "core" or "central" part of the fruit (I know, popcorn's not a fruit). What really bugs me is seeing magazine editors misspell it!
porter@inuxd.UUCP (J Porter) (02/24/84)
Would someone please explain why some articles from some locations don't have an intelligible subject line in the header? This article should have a bizzare title to it, since I am posting a followup article to an article with some idAXXXXXX, Feb 19, 1984 EST .... or something like that. What's the scoop? Jeff Porter (inuxd!porter) AT&T Consumer Products Indianapolis