He got a big collection of SDS systems which I helped store the tape
drives and printers for. Al was supposed to get the media, but it never
got to me to get to Al and back.
thanks
Jim
On 9/4/2015 12:54 PM, Tothwolf wrote:
On Fri, 4 Sep 2015, William Donzelli wrote:
It seems to happen all the time with collectables (I must admit I
have a loft room full, and I don't have anywhere to exhibit) but to
me this needs PEOPLE and then a PLAN and lastly a Kick Starter
project to get it exhibitable, if indeed any of it is exhibit able.
I can't see any responses in a.f.c but if any one can let me know
what the money is needed for and how its going to be spent then I
could start considering donating...
Consider, however, that Keys and the Houston Computer Museum has been
sort of a black hole for the past 15 years. I do not know if anyone
has really seen any sort of exhibit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWogDZ9weSs
If a museum did not materialize when he was 55 or 60, they probably
are not going to materialize at 70 or 75.
And if the Houston Computer Museum is a proper museum, there will be
a clause in the bylaws guiding the disposition of the artifacts to
other 501c3 entities.
Keys had a table at VCF SW 3.0 but I'm not sure if that really counts
as an exhibit.
http://www.computerculture.org/events/vcfsw3/
