add ch6 with note for OS #14
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I waffled about whether this lesson is necessary. I think it is important for people to be able to view the file differences and to possibly roll back, but I don't know that I would want anyone to think they had to do that at the command-line. This is one area where I would be more likely to use a GUI. That would make this section too different from the others, so I am comfortable leaving it as is. But maybe we could add a section at the end about there being GUI tools that can help with this?
Most of my comments were about the format of these more substantive lessons. If you think those comments make sense, maybe we can have a larger discussion and apply those choices to all lessons.
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This isn't a very good graphic. It takes a lot of mental effort (and git knowledge that people may have by this point in the lessons) to understand. We can consider replacing with something more straightforward (and not 3D).
Needs an alt tag.
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| moving backward and forward in time becomes much easier. | ||
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Here too it would be good to have a heading saying that this is the "Knowledge Check" section or something like that.
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I'm closing this pull request as I need to close all pull requests when transitioning the lesson format (for reference: https://carpentries.github.io/sandpaper-docs/migrating-from-styles.html) |
Minor addition of why we would want to look at previous commits. Addresses #8