The story goes: while Olin was working on his doctorate he had the idea to create an anti-acknowledgements page within his thesis. While the typical acknowledgements page covers those who gave lover and support during the author's effort. This page would be dedicated to everyone he got his degree despite of their efforts/encouragements. He, eventually, was talked out of this. Later, this idea re-emerged while at MIT's AI lab and ended up in the SCSH manual. It's definitely worth a read if you want a laugh.
I make fairly heavy use of scsh. At least half of the sysadmin scripts and utilities I've written over the past 5 years are scsh programs. However, it does have its problems:
Olin, Roderic, and myself are working on the next major release of scsh. This next version has things like 64-bit support, r6rs support, all done on top of scheme48 1.9. We hope to ship it in the next few months.
In addition to updating scsh, we're also working on getting MIT Scheme's Edwin editor to run on top of it. Which is over at https://github.com/scheme/edwin48
Considering that the author is in high school, I found the tutorial rather good. Perhaps if you sent your corrections and suggestions to the author, he would appreciate your insight and make the appropriate corrections.
http://www.scsh.net/docu/html/man.html
The story goes: while Olin was working on his doctorate he had the idea to create an anti-acknowledgements page within his thesis. While the typical acknowledgements page covers those who gave lover and support during the author's effort. This page would be dedicated to everyone he got his degree despite of their efforts/encouragements. He, eventually, was talked out of this. Later, this idea re-emerged while at MIT's AI lab and ended up in the SCSH manual. It's definitely worth a read if you want a laugh.