Features information on and downloads of the open source parts of Apple's OS X. - Read more

General information on Free Software (Open Source) and its community. - Read more

Weblog with news and comment on developments in open source, open genomics, and open content. - Read more

User community support to Free Software projects, providing a news board, forums and wiki, as well as hosting services for mirrors. - Read more

A number of Open Source software projects that run on various HP systems. - Read more

Free monthly publication for Canadian business owners, company executives and employees, covering issues on free software in a business and institutional environment. - Read more

Resource site for Open Source Software researchers. Contains a bibliography, news and opinion sources, and links. - Read more

(slightly skeptical) open source software educational society. Eastern European focus; many links are ideal for those with few resources in hardware or money. - Read more

Site about Sun's involvement in free and open source projects. - Read more

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, study: histories, analyses, explanations. (October 6, 1999) - Read more

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