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Paolo Amoroso@lemmy.ml to retrocomputing@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish ·
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Hyper-G

ftp.isds.tugraz.at

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Hyper-G

ftp.isds.tugraz.at

Paolo Amoroso@lemmy.ml to retrocomputing@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish ·
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Hyper-G was a distributed hypermedia system developed at the Graz University of Technology in Austria, overshadowed by the World Wide Web and now long forgotten. See this PDF overview article: Hyper-G: A Large Universal Hypermedia System and Some Spin-Offs.

  • aperson@beehaw.org
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    Direct linking PDFs isn’t cool.

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      Apologies, I didn’t know. Can you please elaborate on why?

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        I believe it is because it can automatically (depending on the browser) start a download…

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          3 years ago

          Thanks for the feedback, I edited the submission to move the link to the description.

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          I’d like to hear from @aperson@beehaw.org, but if you are right then it’s those browsers that are “not cool”, and linking a PDF is not the problem.

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            So would I - it does not seem like it would be too much of an issue, though I have seen people complaining about such things in the past…

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      I disagree. I don’t think it’s the world’s responsibility to cater to someone’s bad browser configuration.

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