A Garden of Silicon Delight
Software, The Internet and Other Things Computational

Search the Web -- the DorfMan's links to search engines and software sources. Or use Alta Vista's text-only search page.

Software Sources

Opera -- A Web browser that asks not just where you want to go, but also, "How do you want to get there?" It's not free, but it may be a better bargain than the bloated competition. There's a bit more on the subject here, if your current browser will allow you to read it!

OAK Software Repository -- Software for many systems, including a simtel.net mirror for DOS and Windows software.

NONAGS -- the prime source of Windows freeware and fully-functional, nag-free shareware. Here's a mirror in Georgia, and another.

Freeware Home a well-organized collection of links to free Windows software. Also a mirror in Ohio

Freeware Publishing Site is another good source of Windows freeware. Mirror in North Carolina.

The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software -- the main site for TUCOWS, net-related software for Windows and MacIntosh. What's New At TUCOWS for Windows 95/98 (Georgia mirror).

Stroud's Consummate Winsock Apps List -- main site of another source for Windows net software, with useful comparative reviews. Stroud's CWSApps List - What's New

WinFiles.com -- A source of Windows software and information. Newest Windows 95/98/NT Software at WinFiles.com

PCWin Resource Center -- another good source for Windows software. New Software at PCWin.

The WinSite(tm) Archive -- another source of software for Windows 3.1, 95 and NT.

Info-ZIP Home Page Freeware tools for creating and extracting Zip archives, available for most systems.

The Palmtop Network -- resources for HP LX palmtop computers..

MP3.com -- Information and software for compressed, high-fidelity music on your computer.


Other Computer-related Links

Windows95 Annoyances -- and what to do about them.

Deja News -- access to Usenet newsgroups.

Derek's HTML Author's Page -- information about creating a Web page.

HTML Reference -- an online manual to the language of web page creation.

Web Pages That Suck -- a chance to learn from the worst!

Programmer's InfoPage -- a quick guide to many of the available programming languages.

Home Computer Museum offers lots of links to yesterdata. Also see Bob's Computer Museum and the Museum of Dead, Gone and Obsolete Computers


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