Am 26 Nov 2003 10:30 meinte Ron Hudson:
> On Wednesday, November 26, 2003, at 06:12 AM, Hans Franke wrote:
> > Am 25 Nov 2003 19:28 meinte Ron Hudson:
> >>>> wikipedia.org already houses some quite extensive information about
> >>>> classic machinery. Just check Atari, Osborne or DEC
> >>> Someone did a very decent Altair 8800 write-up as well.
> Wikipedia has nice articles for the general public about various
> machines. No technical detail, no procedures.
Now, if my memory still serves me, exactly that was the original
intention. Collecting knowledge about classic computers _and_
make it available to the general audience (Of course also, trying
to remove inaccurate sources).
The other topic addressed was a database of all computers, so one
could browse, as in a catalog. Also maybe a collectors database.
Tizianos 1000bit is (to me) the best attempt to do this on the
whole web.
Now, your intention looks more like a technical library for certain
computers ... such stuff is already out there, and I think classic
web organisation is sufficient for this task.
Gruss
H.
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