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GNUstep related FTP servers and other Web pointers

A number of internet servers maintain a section which is dedicated to providing the resources of the GNUstep project and related efforts or topics. This is an alphabetically sorted list:

An interesting start at a GNUstep User's Guide for a GNUstep system (whenever we get one built). Also includes other documentation in the making.
eduStep (http://www.nmr.embl-heidelberg.de, ftp.nmr.embl-heidelberg.de)
Holds the full range of all possible file resources. In its Web area it has references to interesting developer books and magazines and all the information about educational projects in the OpenStep community.
Oregon Peak (next-ftp.peak.org)
The primary FTP server to the NeXTSTEP community in Northern America.
Peanuts (peanuts.leo.org)
Provides easy access to one of the best organized FTP servers for NeXTSTEP & OpenStep related information. Support their NoSD database if you want this service to grow!
This machine is located in Europe.

You can also check out the stepwise server if you want to learn about NeXTSTEP/OpenStep in general. It should guide you to almost every piece of information you might find on the net.



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