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Re: [SLE] I need ideas for Linux training course (OT)
- From: James Mohr <suse_mailing_list@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2003 20:45:33 +0200
- Message-id: <200306022045.33681.suse_mailing_list@xxxxxxxxx>
On Monday 02 June 2003 17:04, Togan Muftuoglu wrote:
> * James Mohr; <suse_mailing_list@xxxxxxxxx> on 02 Jun, 2003 wrote:
> >Hmmmmm. Obviously you are not refering to the HOWTOs. They are intended to
> >explain HOWTO do something and thus are tutorial in nature and not just
> >reference. Although I would agree that the man-pages are references,
> > "most" of the documentation I am aware of it tutorial in nature and not
> > just for reference. So much stems from the time when there wasn't any
> > documentation on how to do things so people wrote *tutorials* telling you
> > how.
>
> I would rate the current Linux Howto's as "Here is how I did it" they
> are far away to be called as tutorials.
Maybe, but they are much closer to being tutorials than pure reference. A
tutorial tutors you (i.e. teaches you something).
Regards,
jimmo
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> * James Mohr; <suse_mailing_list@xxxxxxxxx> on 02 Jun, 2003 wrote:
> >Hmmmmm. Obviously you are not refering to the HOWTOs. They are intended to
> >explain HOWTO do something and thus are tutorial in nature and not just
> >reference. Although I would agree that the man-pages are references,
> > "most" of the documentation I am aware of it tutorial in nature and not
> > just for reference. So much stems from the time when there wasn't any
> > documentation on how to do things so people wrote *tutorials* telling you
> > how.
>
> I would rate the current Linux Howto's as "Here is how I did it" they
> are far away to be called as tutorials.
Maybe, but they are much closer to being tutorials than pure reference. A
tutorial tutors you (i.e. teaches you something).
Regards,
jimmo
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"Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation. Your
character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others
think you are." -- John Wooden
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