Re: Environment variables inside the kernel?

> On Friday 19 August 2005 01:12, Alan Cox wrote:
> ---------------[ 8< ]-------------
> > Essentially environment is user space business and you can't get at it
> > from the kernel.
> -[ 8< ]------------
> 
> I think the OP has his answer here. If someone knows what he is talking about,
> it's Alan or Linus. And if a teacher or manager doesn't believe those two...
> Let *him* prove that AC and LT are wrong, and not the other way around..

This definition given by Alan Cox is enough for me, and I think that
it will be enough for my tutor too.

Thanks again,

-- 
Guillermo
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