Re: Patch to remove minor modes in tutorial

[Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org>]

    Some minor modes have no keybindings so they can not disturb the 
    tutorial (recentf-mode for example). Well, at least I hope they can not. 
    I think this is very important!

I think it is safer to turn them all off, aside from a specific
list of exceptions.

    > Why ask?  Why not just do it?
    >   
    To make the user aware of that Emacs will work differently in the 
    tutorial buffer than in other buffer (if the user answers Y).

I agree it is useful to do that, but I think that asking a question
will be confusing in a different way, since it will suggest that it is
reasonable to answer N.  Displaying a message which ends in "Type
SPACE to proceed" is a better way to make sure the user notices the
message.