The GS Web Directory
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 | British Computer Society (BCS) Swindon, Wiltshire, England |
INDIA | PC Quest |
UNITED STATES | PC Computing |
| Bahn Source: Jan
Bochmann, Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany. [In German and English] A shareware program, running under DOS, for the simulation of rail-based transportation systems (trains, trams/streetcars, metros/subways etc.). The program is capable of running hundreds of vehicles simultaneously on a large number of routes. Many scenarios prepared by various people worldwide may also be downloaded from sites linked to this page. |
| The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing Source: Gábor J.Tóth and Paul Mayer, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA. |
| GIST (Graphic and Intelligence
Based Script Technology) Source: Centre for
Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Pune, Maharashtra, India Major source of software and expertise on the use of Indian scripts in computing applications. |
| Latin 2 Fonts Author: Primoz Peterlin, Medicinska fakulteta, University of Ljubljana,
Slovenia Resource page on the Latin 2 (ISO Standard 8859-2) character set (useful for writing Central and Eastern European languages using the Latin script), including sources of fonts incorporating it. |
| Browsing the Memory of the
World (Author: Carl-Martin Bunz) and Unicode, Ancient
Languages and the WWW (Authors: Carl-Martin Bunz and Prof. Dr. Jost Gippert) Essays on the reasons behind the adoption of Unicode as the standard encoding method for texts on the Internet in all languages. |
| IBabble: A Synoptic Unicode
Browser Source: Institute for
Advanced Technology in the Humanities (IATH), University
of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, USA Also a source for the downloading of the Bitstream Cyberbit font, containing many (but not all) of the characters in the Unicode character set. |
| Unicode Source: The Unicode Consortium, San Jose,
CA, USA Homepage of the Unicode Consortium, which " is responsible for defining the behavior and relationships between Unicode characters, and providing technical information to implementers." A fairly complete list of Unicode characters (with corresponding "glyphs", i.e. visual representations) are available in the Unicode 2.1 Charts. |
| Linux International Amherst, NH, USA Organization dedicated to the worldwide diffusion to Linux, a FREE operating system based on UNIX but implemented primarily in microcomputers. |
| Linux Online Much useful information on Linux, including on how to install it. |
INDIA | Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC)
Pune, Maharashtra "C-DAC is India’s national initiative in Advanced Computing. C-DAC’s mission is to deliver state-of-the-art, open architecture, scalable high-performance computers in the desktop to teraflops range, embodying emergent industry-standard building blocks." |
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Copyright Gabor Sandi 1998-2004
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