After studying
the publicity it would appear that the VCF-UK is simply
another in a series of events organized by Bletchley Park themselves.
What's
wrong with that? Someone has to organise it, if there's to be a
VCF UK at all. And they are, after all, organising it as a VCF by
agreement of Sellam.
Could organization of this event (in spite of some flaws in publicizing
it!) indicate the start of a trend there, towards paying more attention to
private collectors?
Although inadequately defined (howzbout: a "ten year rule"? :-),
the restrictions of "no PCs", "no memory above . . . " seem to
indicate a
desire to put the emphasis on "classic" computers.
> I suspect that a lot of what you might see is
already there. Note that the
> show is sub-titled "A history of computing in the UK" The only non-uk
> reference appears to be to Amiga.
Who wrote Amiga-OS?
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