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That's CERN httpd release notes for 0.1 @ 1991, not NCSA. NCSA didn't join the web until much later. In fact, SLAC was first to the web in the USA, and Marc ha
by batbomb 10y ago
That's CERN httpd release notes for 0.1 @ 1991, not NCSA. NCSA didn't join the web until much later.
In fact, SLAC was first to the web in the USA, and Marc had originally approached my boss, who wrote MidasWWW, to see if he'd want to collaborate on the web browser which would become Mosaic.
- Retric 10y agoDoh, missed the edit window. However, it's clear that NCSA was not initially developed on or for Linux. PS: An interesting side note, the SGML standard committee decided not to include hyperlinks which more or less directly resulted in HMTL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Generalized_Markup_Language https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Generalized_Markup_La... I wonder if that would have pushed the web forward even faster or not as HTML is far less strict, but you could make a less strict render for SGML as well.