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| − | '''Bitsavers''' is | + | '''Bitsavers''' is a project which has the goal of making scanned documentation and engineering drawings, and machine-readable [[source code]] and [[object code]] for old computers, available on the [[Internet]]. It is primarily the work of Al Kossow (who is a Software Curator at the [[Computer History Museum]], although Bitsavers is an independent project). |
| − | It has a number of mirrors around the Internet | + | It has a number of mirrors around the Internet. |
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* [http://www.bitsavers.org bitsavers.org] - Main Web page | * [http://www.bitsavers.org bitsavers.org] - Main Web page | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:23, 13 January 2022
Bitsavers is a project which has the goal of making scanned documentation and engineering drawings, and machine-readable source code and object code for old computers, available on the Internet. It is primarily the work of Al Kossow (who is a Software Curator at the Computer History Museum, although Bitsavers is an independent project).
It has a number of mirrors around the Internet.
External links
- bitsavers.org - Main Web page
