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  How about we just use the BSD kernel style, which is the first one
  mentioned below.

Is it?  Weird... I've always called that "K&R brace style", and the
second "Berkeley style" --- the Jargon File calls the second "Allman
style", but notes that it is also sometimes called "BSD style".

Regardless, I don't much like it.  Still, if that really isn't what
Berkloid hackers call "Berkeley style", I guess I owe Paul an apology
for my last response to him.  

The Jargon File does explicitly call the first style (what you've
called "Berkeley style") K&R...

rst