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Communities:

• 68k Macintosh Liberation Army: A community for discussing 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

• 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 comprehensive visual history of GUIs and Internet Explorer bashing.

Computer Museums:

• Living Computer Museum: See working vintage computers in Seattle.

• 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.

• Awesome Retrocomputing on GitHub

• https://github.com/eiroca/awesome-list

• Awesome List of Apple II resources - https://github.com/eiroca/awesome-list/blob/master/Apple2.md

• Awesome List of 6502, 65C02, 65816 resources - https://github.com/eiroca/awesome-list/blob/master/6502.md

• Awesome List of 8080, Z80 resources - https://github.com/eiroca/awesome-list/blob/master/z80.md