[SPG_Active_Members] The Australasian Heritage Software Database
(AHSD)
Nigel Williams
nigel.d.williams at gmail.com
Thu Feb 16 16:12:48 PST 2012
I welcome this effort, sort of an Oz style bitsavers.org, more here
for those that are interested:
www.ourdigitalheritage.org
PRESERVING OUR DIGITAL HERITAGE
Researchers from Flinders University are on a mission to document
Australia and New Zealand’s digital heritage – from amateur-made
computer games of the 80s to a contemporary software program that
forensically sanitises computers.
The Australasian Heritage Software Database (AHSD) is the first
publicly-compiled record of Australian and New Zealand software
history, documenting programs created for a range of sectors including
the arts, business, banking and defence.
The database contains more than 120 contributions from both
professional and hobbyist software writers so far, while a number of
high-profile institutions such as the National Library of Australia
have also become official supporters of the project.
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