Sun Microsystems Information

The Sun is a mass of incandescent gas,
A gigantic nuclear furnace,
Where hydrogen is built into helium
At a temperature of millions of degrees.
   - Why Does the Sun Shine?, They Might be Giants

General

• Sun Microsystems
• SunHelp.org
• SunWHERE, Sun's collection of links
• The Sun Shack
• SPARC International
• Suns-at-Home mailing list archives
• Local copies of the Sun Hardware Reference: 1995 version, 1997 version
• Various Sun FAQ's

Sun3 Information

• The Sun3 Archive
• Peter Koch's Sun3 Zoo
• Sun 3/160 information
• Sun 3/80 information

SPARC System Information

• SPARCstation IPC
• SPARCstation IPX
• SPARCstation LX
• SPARCstation 2
• SPARCstation 5

Operating Systems

• Debian Linux (Sun3, SPARC, UltraSPARC)
• NetBSD (Sun3, SPARC, UltraSPARC)
• OpenBSD (Sun3, SPARC)
• OpenLinux (SPARC/UltraSPARC)
• Sun Solaris
• Sun's Linux page
• UltraLinux FAQ
• A version of NetBSD 1.4.1 to turn a SPARC into an X terminal
• Xkernel, a similar, SunOS-based system (instructions)
• SLXT, a similar, Linux-based system
• Linux on the Sun JavaStation HOWTO

Other Software

• Sunfreeware.com - Precompiled free software for Solaris 2.5 onwards
• FreeWare4Sun.com
• Solaris / Linux compatibility tools
• sungames.com (``Fun in the Sun,'' apparently)

Pictures

• The Old Suns Picture Archive
• black-cube.net's Sun pictures

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