Dusty Decks, bitsavers.org, and the CHAC
A
pointer from LtU led me to
Paul McJones' excellent
"Dusty Decks"
weblog, about computer history.
He also has a pointer to
bitsavers.org, which has
a bunch of "... scanned copies of manuals [and] software in source and/or executable form for a variety of machines."
My own (only?) contribution in that direction is an article
I wrote for the Computer History Association of California
several years ago, about the Sigma 7 at UCLA that was
the ARPAnet's Host #1.
I recently discovered that the article
is online now. Check it out, page 21 of
Volume 2, Number 2 of the "Analytical Engine".
Other keywords: GORDO, The Sigma EXecutive OS,
Jon Postel, Vint Cerf, IMP.
10:59:30 PM
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