terminology: kernel -> core

docs/src/architecture/p2p-network.md

@@ -13,14 +13,14 @@ as they occur.
 
 ## Understanding Freenet Peers
 
-A Freenet peer refers to a computer that runs the Freenet kernel software and
+A Freenet peer refers to a computer that runs the Freenet core software and
 participates in the network. The organization of peers follows a ring structure,
 where each position on the ring represents a numerical value ranging from 0.0 to
 1.0. This value signifies the peer's location within the network.
 
 ## Establishing Neighbor Connections
 
-Each Freenet peer, or kernel, establishes bi-directional connections with a
+Each Freenet peer, or core, establishes bi-directional connections with a
 group of other peers known as its "neighbors." These connections rely on the
 User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and may involve techniques to traverse firewalls
 when required.

docs/src/components/contracts.md

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ language for writing contracts.
 #### The `ContractInterface` Trait
 
 Rust contracts implement the `ContractInterface` trait, which defines the
-functions that the kernel calls to interact with the contract. This trait is
+functions that the core calls to interact with the contract. This trait is
 defined in the
 [freenet-stdlib](https://github.com/freenet/freenet-core/blob/main/stdlib/rust/src/contract_interface.rs#L424).
 

docs/src/components/delegates.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 In Freenet, Delegates act like advanced representatives, similar to a human
 delegate, performing actions on Freenet on your behalf. Think of them as a more
 sophisticated version of a web browser's local storage, with similarities to
-Unix "Daemons". Operating within the Freenet kernel on your device, Delegates
+Unix "Daemons". Operating within the Freenet core on your device, Delegates
 are a secure and flexible mechanism for managing private data, such as
 cryptographic keys, tokens, and passwords, and executing complex tasks.
 
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Delegates utilize a message passing system similar to the [actor
 model](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_model) to interact with Contracts,
 other Delegates, and Applications.
 
-The Freenet kernel makes sure that for any incoming message, whether it's from
+The Freenet core makes sure that for any incoming message, whether it's from
 another Delegate, a User Interface, or a Contract update, the receiver knows who
 the sender is. This allows delegates to verify the behavior of any component
 they interact with, and decide if they can be trusted.

docs/src/components/overview.md

@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ the P2P network via contracts.
 
 ![Architectural Primitives Diagram](components.svg)
 
-## Freenet Kernel
+## Freenet Core
 
-The Freenet Kernel is the software that enables a user's computer to connect to
+The Freenet Core is the software that enables a user's computer to connect to
 the Freenet network. Its primary functions are:
 
 * Providing a user-friendly interface to access Freenet via a web browser
@@ -20,6 +20,6 @@ the Freenet network. Its primary functions are:
   network
 * Manage communication between contracts, delegates, and UI components
 
-Built with Rust, the kernel is designed to be compact (ideally under 5 MB),
+Built with Rust, the core is designed to be compact (ideally under 5 MB),
 efficient, and capable of running on a variety of devices such as smartphones,
 desktop computers, and embedded devices.

docs/src/components/ui.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ will download the Gmail user interface which then runs in their browser and conn
 
 On Freenet the user interface is downloaded from a Freenet contract, and it
 [interacts](overview.md) with contracts and delegates by sending messages
-through the Freenet kernel.
+through the Freenet core.
 
 ![Delegate, Contrat, and UI Diagram](ui_delegate_contract.svg)
 

docs/src/introduction.md

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ Freenet is a distributed, decentralized alternative to the centralized World
 Wide Web, designed to unleash a new era of innovation and competition, while
 protecting freedom of speech and privacy. 
 
-At the core of Freenet is the Freenet kernel, which runs on users' computers,
-smartphones, or other devices. The kernel is tiny, less than 5 MB, allowing it
+At the core of Freenet is the Freenet core, which runs on users' computers,
+smartphones, or other devices. The core is tiny, less than 5 MB, allowing it
 to be installed in a matter of seconds and is compatible with a wide range of
 hardware.