HTCondorWiki: Syscall Mode

    redirected through the virtual file table.
 
 All four combinations are valid, and some have surprising side effects.
-The existing Condor code does not use or implement these states consistently.
+The existing HTCondor code does not use or implement these states consistently.
 Below, we propose an interpretation to use in the future.
 
 {subsection: Background}
 
-In earlier versions of Condor, there were two ways to open a file --
+In earlier versions of HTCondor, there were two ways to open a file --
 either on the local host, or via a remote system call.  However,
 the number of ways to access a file is expanding, and this is causing some
 confusion in the meaning of the system call flags.
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@
 	gettimeofday() is executed on the shadow.
 	read() is executed on the shadow with the given file descriptor
 
-SetSyscalls(SYS_REMOTE|SYS_MAPPED) is the common mode of execution in Condor.
+SetSyscalls(SYS_REMOTE|SYS_MAPPED) is the common mode of execution in HTCondor.
 MOST system calls are sent to the shadow.  However,
 filesystem calls are routed through the virtual file table.
 From there, they are dispatched according to the access method