From: Tony Kan (tonykan_at_xtra.co.nz)
Date: Tue Sep 06 2005 - 15:43:32 PDT
Might a glossary of Newtonisms be useful?
For me, when I first started, I came from a Wintel background so I was
firmly fixed in the files and documents metaphor for data. But on
discovering the Newton I was immediately confronted with "packages", "soups"
and "extensions". "What the [put in your own word] is that?"
I'm sure that the wiki could be modified to include a glossary section.
HTH
Cheers
Tony Kan
Christchurch
New Zealand
[snip]
The information was all there right in
front of me but I could not "see" it. It was to vast, complex, and
totally overwhelming. Now, after several weeks of paying my learning
curve dues I get it.
[snip]
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