Karl Ramberg wrote:
> 
> Alan Kay wrote:
> >
> > Jeff --
> >
> > Yes, it is still somewhat tough for individuals to get both papers
> > and videos, that is just what university (especially department)
> > libraries are for. I bet CMU's Computer Science library has all (it
> > should, since lots was done there and the tradition there was to
> > share). The Computer History Museum has quite a bit of everything,
> > and this is where university department libraries should be directed
> > if they haven't figured out how to get this stuff.  There are very
> > few other fields that are trying to be serious about what they do
> > that are so indifferent to keeping landmark achievements from the
> > past in view.
> 
> I for one find it hard to find stuff. A comprahensive web index would be great.
> I'v been browsing quite frequently to find research, articles, images,
> code, whaterver on GUI and interactivity, but most often get to pages
> with Windows rules Macs suck content.
> 
> Do anyone have a weblinks to the Computer History Museum or any other
> web
> index with some overview and references ?
> Karl

Seems like stuff is happening
http://cora.whizbang.com/ 
Computer Science Research Paper Search Engine 

Karl