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What is the difference between kernel and shell in operating system?agyemanwhetteyThe kernal is the part of the OS that interacts with the hardware, the shell is the GUI or interface to the kernal.
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http://www.whatis.comWhat is the point of the comparison Emerson makes between the kernel of corn and human effort?coolguyman20002000Probably C, perhaps A, but probably not B, and D is wrong because a kernel of corn is NOT hard to see.
Popcorn kernel stuck in the back of my mouth; How can I get it out?GreyTry a q-tip. If it makes you gag, put some orajel or ambesol on the q tip to numb it. Other than that, try to push your tongue over with you finger and continue with the water pick
How do you combine kernel sentences into a descriptive sentence using correct punctuation?buggiebuddyThe sheriff jumped after he heard an unusual noise from the large, cardboard box that moved.
After the sheriff heard a noise from the large, cardboard box that also moved, he jumped.
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What is the difference between a kernel and the actual OS?SuyashThe term is used to differentiate the core portion of the O/S (scheduler, device management, memory management, etc.) from the other services such as file managment, user interfaces, networking, etc. ...
