Open source software-tool collecting and visualizing the expansion, signal-strength, and status information of wireless networks, including location based services.

Open source news from South Africa including coverage of Linux and BSD.

Linux-based site. Content is fairly technical; site has many links to other sites and articles. All the tech news that matters, with an Open Source software bent.

This wiki tries to collect the knowledge of the Emacs community to serve as a source of answers for all kind of questions concerning Emacs.

The GNU Image Manipulation Program, for X Windows systems. Official site, including download area, documentation, FAQs, and a plugin registry.

The standard window manager for linux, stable but not as pretty as Window Maker or Enlightenment.

The Open Source Initiative is dedicated to managing and promoting the Open Source trademark for the good of the community. The phrase `open source' has been registered as a certification mark. You can examine the Open Source Definition, which defines some essential properties that Open Source licenses will have. You can read about software that qualifies and our branding program.

The Open Science Project is an Organization devoted to providing open source scientific software.

Information about customizing Emacs and a collection of local and linked dotfiles.

The mission statement of theOpenCD.org group is to compile and distribute a CD-ROM containing a selection of high quality open source software for use on proprietary operating systems.

Tightly-focused site hosting open source projects that build software engineering tools.

This cross-platform, remote control software is the only fully supported, documented, enhanced release of VNC.

An IRC daemon with SSL support and WebTV support.

Provides developers with a place to upload, meet, share, exchange ideas & codes, software & games, build, improve, bug-fix, read, redistribute, and modify the source code of contributions submitted to the site.

Amusing strip following the antics of Columbia Internet and its employees. Frequently touches on Open Source, Linux, hacker culture, and holy wars.