The Amiga is a unique computer platform with its own architecture which is optimized for graphics and general Multimedia applications. It is built on the Motorola 680x0 processor family.

Aminet is the Internet's largest collection of Amiga software.

The Champaign-Urbana Computer Users Group was formed in 1983 to promote computing and education for users of alternate computer platforms. We currently support the Amiga and Macintosh lines of computers. The group has been very successful and is among one of the most active user groups with members from all over the world.

Echo Online's local Amiga FTP site. Contains the latest Amiga internet software and is updated frequently.

AMIGA International, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gateway 2000, Inc. has finalized the acquisition of the assets of AMIGA Technologies.

"It is exciting to know how much support Amiga continues to enjoy. Every Amiga customer should know that we share their belief in this product and we believe that it has a strong role in our multimedia computing world," said Jim Taylor, Senior V.P. of Global Marketing, Gateway 2000.

The OS/2 Warp family of products deliver today on the promise of network computing with Internet/intranet connectivity, dependable systems management, ease of use, scalability and support for Java technology across the OS/2 Warp family.

Echo Online's local OS/2 FTP site. Contains the latest OS/2 internet software and is updated frequently.

TUCOWS recently added an OS/2 archive containing a significant amount of both internet and non-internet OS/2 software.

The purpose of this site is to provide general information regarding the Linux Operating system, as well as a base from which to find common references and utilities to help you maintain your Linux system.

Echo Online's local Linux FTP site. Contains the latest Linux internet software and is updated frequently.

Linux Gazette, a member of the Linux Documentation Project, is an on-line WWW publication that is dedicated to two simple ideas: 1. Making Linux just a little more fun 2. Sharing ideas and discoveries.

LJ provides a way for people to find hardware, software, and help both in getting started and in staying on the cutting edge. LJ's content is a benefit to the reader by providing information, to the Linux newsgroups by reducing "novice" questions and to advertisers by providing them with a way to reach potential new users.

This link lead to Apple, makers of the MAC. "Love your Mac? You're not alone. According to recent survey, significantly more people expressed "extremely positive feelings" toward the Macintosh than those people using PCs."

Echo Online's local Mac FTP site. Contains the latest Mac internet software and is updated frequently.

TUCOWS Mac site contains a significant amount of both internet and non-internet related software for the Mac.

Since its inception in 1975, Microsoft's mission has been to create software for the personal computer that empowers and enriches people in the workplace, at school and at home.

Echo Online's local Windows 3.x FTP site. Contains the latest Windows 3.x internet software and is updated frequently.

TUCOWS Windows 3.x site contains a significant amount of both internet and non-internet related software for the Windows 3.x.

Since its inception in 1975, Microsoft's mission has been to create software for the personal computer that empowers and enriches people in the workplace, at school and at home.

Microsoft® Windows® 95 is one of the latest members of the Microsoft Windows family of products, and is the successor to Windows 3.x and Windows for Workgroups 3.X.

Echo Online's local Windows 95 FTP site. Contains the latest Windows 95 internet software and is updated frequently.

TUCOWS Windows 95 site contains a significant amount of both internet and non-internet related software for the Windows 95.

The Online Magazine for Users of Windows 95.

The purpose of the Windows95.com site is to provide explanations, software, and information about Microsoft Windows® 95. The tutorials on Windows95.com are organized in a "walk through" manner, meaning that you choose hyperlinks depending on the type of task you are trying to complete, and specific instructions and pictures of dialog boxes dealing with your specific situation will be presented.

Since its inception in 1975, Microsoft's mission has been to create software for the personal computer that empowers and enriches people in the workplace, at school and at home.

Windows NT Workstation 4.0 combines the ease of use of the Windows® 95 operating system with the reliability and security that have made Windows NT a success in the demanding workstation marketplace.

Microsoft Windows NT Server is the easiest server operating system for your most demanding business needs. It's so easy to set up you'll be up and running less than an hour after you take it out of the box. It's so flexible and compatible you'll realize significantly reduced hardware and software costs. It's so reliable and easy to manage and use you'll experience far less downtime.

Echo Online's local Windows NT FTP site. Contains the latest Windows NT plugs and service packs and is updated frequently. For internet software, please go to our Windows 95 FTP site.

BYTE gets underneath the major issues facing computing and networking professionals, giving its readers the technical detail they need to take the lead in the decision-making process. Each BYTE article helps these experts do their job better, whether that job is integrating communications systems, building an Intranet site, or networking hundreds of desktop users.

Canada Computes! publications appeal to a broad audience of busy computer users at every skill level who quickly grasp what's happening in the computer industry and assess the benefits of featured products.

The name should be familiar to anyone who knows the Net in Canada; if not, allow us to introduce one of the flashiest sites out there covering the Internet beat. But if you're looking for substance behind that facade of ultra-hipness, well. . . you won't be disappointed.

Each weekday, Synapse delivers fresh perspectives and analyses by, for, and about the online community. Poised at the crossroads of technology and culture, Synapse provides a forum for argument and debate about the ideas, markets, technologies, and personalities born of the networked world. Some pieces reflect on the Web's evolution, while others weigh its social and political impact on our offline lives.

Smart, accurate and informative Toronto Computes! meets the needs of Canadian computer buyers who want balanced and expert guidance on how to use computers and what to purchase. The editorial content is oriented to news, people, society and the emerging computer pop culture.

Wired magazine is the journal of record for the future. It's daring. Compelling. Innovative. Courageous. Insightful. Wired speaks to those who see the landscape of the 21st century and think: Possibility. Hope. New opportunity. Wide-open frontier.

In these pages, you'll find the straight dope you need to make your muscle machine scream.

The goal of Street Tech is simple: to write honest reviews from personal experience--to rant about what stinks and to rave about what doesn't.

Yahoo Internet Life: Your guide to the best of the web. 

C/C++ Users Journal shares the insight of the most recognized C/C++ experts in the field. Every article discusses issues of concern to professional C/C++ programmers and focuses on technical, in-depth examinations of programming techniques.

JavaWorld is a magazine with hands-on features and how-to columns (which include live Java applets and example Java and JavaScript code), reviews, tips, new-product news, news analysis, and links to key sites.

Microsoft Systems Journal is the leading provider of in-depth technical information on programming for the Windows family of operating systems and the Internet.

The first and only periodical devoted to Perl.

Within the pages of this monthly resource, you will find tons of articles covering every aspect of Visual Basic.