Are there any "guided" walkthroughs for someone who has never used Oberon (or any of its later versions like Bluebottle or A2) that demonstrate its most unique UI/UX aspects? Something along the lines of Russ Cox' Tour of the Acme Editor[0] but for Oberon?
Oberon seems fascinating and I would like to eventually play around with it in an emulator, but any resources that show how it's being used (as opposed to a description of its design like in Wirth's book for example) would be appreciated.
There is Wirth's 4 page guide, How to use the Oberon System
https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/ProjectOberon/UsingOberon.p...
Also The Oberon Pi Quick Reference and System User Guide at this project page.
There's a lot of Oberon documentation on Wikibooks:
This early version was described by Wirth in his 1992 book "Project Oberon: The Design of an Operating System, a Compiler and a Computer". After his retirement he prepared a new edition of this book, for which he ported the system to a custom RISC architecture. (The original targeted the now extremely obscure NS32000.)
I think this Oberon Pi is just a standard Raspberry Pi Linux distro with an emulator for this architecture preloaded.