I went through my stacks last night and I look to have over 100 DevWare disks now. It's not complete, of course, but it's a pretty broad swath of interesting stuff.
I also have (interesting IMO) several "Disks of the Month" from various user groups all over the country. I'd love to get these out there, too, as I don't think they are captured anywhere. I found 5 from SACC (Sacramento) and contacted the guy who runs that club today, Jerry Gray. He asked if I'd make ADFs of 2 of the ones I'd found, which I did. But I'd like to put all of them including other user group monthly disks out there. Some of the Text Docs alone are really interesting to read through.
The two I converted will get added to their site
here after AmiWest 2022 is past them. Amazing how many are missing. It's too bad, as many of them are little time capsules that can lead to interesting places.
Like, last night I saw the 2 disks I was working on had been originally assembled by a man named Ken Barton. After a bit of research, I found Ken
here. He died two years after making the disks I'd found, and happened to be a board member of the SACC back in '96. Pretty cool, and kind of wild to see that listed on his obituary - it was a big enough part of his life that the family put that info in the limited space they had.