9 Mar
2020
9 Mar
'20
5:07 a.m.
I suggest to contact Al Kossow for this matter. As a Museum Curator and
owner of bitsavers.org, he is keeping an impressive bunch of scanned
manuals and software from years. I am absolutely sure that he will do the
right thing about all this estate and legacy.
On the other hand, it's Warren.
Cordiales saludos / Kind Regards.
Gracias | Regards - Saludos | Greetings | Freundliche Grüße | Salutations
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*Sergio Pedraja*
El dom., 8 mar. 2020 a las 23:33, Wesley Parish (<wobblygong(a)gmail.com>)
escribió:
I'm in favour of preserving both the software and
the newsletters.
History _is_ important, and knowledge of history doubly so when you
have predatory IPR scavengers on the loose, as we saw in the infamous
The SCO Group versus Linux and the World case.
Wesley Parish
On 3/9/20, Peter Jeremy <peter(a)rulingia.com> wrote:
As many of you may be aware, Bruce D. Evans
<bde(a)freebsd.org> died in
mid-December. I am currently looking through his digital estate on
behalf of his family and the FreeBSD Project.
I have discovered that he kept an extensive collection of 5¼" floppy
disks. I haven't looked through them but they appear to include
things like OS-9 and Hitachi Peach files (and presumably Minix stuff,
though I haven't found any of his Minix work). He also has a
selection of newletters from an Australian Peach users group. Is
there any interest in this material from a historicial perspective?
--
Peter Jeremy
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