Links

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Communities

• 68k Macintosh Liberation Army: A community for dicussing about vintage Macintoshes.
• HPC:Factor: A community and resources for vintage Windows CE devices.
• Nekochan: A community for the discussion of SGI computers and adjacent machines.
• NeXT Computers: A community for the discussion of NeXTSTEP and NeXT computers.
• Vintage Computer Federation: A community for discussing about any vintage computer.
• VOGONS: A community for discussing about old games on new (or old) systems.

Abandonware and Downloads

• Game Graveyard: A good resource for abandoned games.
• Evolt Browser Archive: A good resource for finding older versions of browsers.
• Macintosh Garden: A good resource for abandoned Macintosh software.
• OldVersion: A good resource for older versions of more modern freeware.
• tinyapps.org: Freeware that fits on a floppy.
• VOGONS Vintage Driver Library: A great resource for finding and sharing drivers for older hardware.

Computing History

• The Digital Antiquarian: Computer gaming history, with a slight focus on Interactive Fiction.
• OS/2 Museum: IBM PC history, with a focus on OS/2.
• The Unix Heritage Society: Unix history, including stories, resources, and a community.

GUI History

• GUIdebook: A good visual guide on an assortment of GUIs.
• Nathan's Toasty Technology: A great website with a comphrehensive visual history of GUIs and Internet Explorer bashing.

Museums

• Living Computer Museum: See working vintage computers in Seattle.
• Museum of Communications: A museum in Seattle dedicated to communications, including telecommunications.

General Resources

• 4corn: Information and resources about Acorn computers.
• Abandonware Ring: A group of sites dedicated to abandonware.
• BlackWingCat: Japanese-language resources for modernizing Windows 2000.
• ComputerHope: A good set of resources for general computer usage.
• Floodgap: Cameron Kaiser's website on vintage computers and the Gopher protocol, amongst other things.
• Ken Shirriff's Blog: A good blog on vintage computers and how electronics work.
• MDGx: Tips, tricks, and tweaks for almost every Windows and DOS version.
• Retrogeeks: A good resource for vintage computing in general, with an emphasis on Sun, SGI, and Apple machines.
• Socket 3: A blog and resources about early 90s PCs.
• The 386 Experience: A good website on vintage PCs.
• win31.de: A good resource for Windows 3.1 usage. Content in English and German.
• Windows NT 4.0 Reference Manual: Resources for Windows NT 4 usage.
• Virtually Fun: A blog with a focus on virtualizing and emulating vintage software.

Please note that some communities may not permit the discussion or linking of abandonware. We ask that you respect the rules of any linked websites.