
Future versions of the software may change slightly, but the core idea and the
user interface supporting it are likely to remain intact. The user’s experience
with the product increases with each new version, transforming him from an
“occasional” user into a “power” user over time.
The process of transforming users into power users has been ongoing
since the very earliest versions of Unix. Most of the knowledge learned in
working with the earlier versions is directly applicable to Linux today. It is
true that Linux adds a few wrinkles of its own, but by and large experienced
Unix users are quite comfortable in a Linux environment due to the portabil ...