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NeXT
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Of course, one must start with the source of it all. Apple Enterprise
Solutions, formerly NeXT Inc, is still online. Probably the most
important feature of this sight is the searchable NeXTanswers archive,
containing everything from useful tips and tech specs to device
drivers. (This used to be www.next.com)
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Peanuts
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If you are looking to download software for you NeXTstep, Openstep,
or Rhapsody system, start with the definitive archive site: PEANUTS.
Complete with searchable index.
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The eduStep site focuses on scientific applications for NeXTstep
and Openstep. Lots of links, articles, and lootable code for
scientists and hard-core engineers. Has mailing lists.
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The Stepwise NEXTSTEP/OpenStep Server is the place to get up-to-date
information on the latest happenings in the NeXT/Apple Enterprises
world. Lots of NeXT links, articles, and a free e-newsletter.
Scott Anguish does a nice job -- a must-visit.
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The current home of the NeXTSTEP MusicKit. After NeXT dropped the kit,
Stanford University picked it up and maintained it. Many enhancements
have been made, and it's free for the downloading! News: Now available
at Source Forge
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Frank's Area
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Frank Siegert has a nice area with all sorts of goodies. Some are
free utilites, some are shareware apps Frank has written, all are worth
grabbing.
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GNUstep
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GNUstep is a free implementation of OpenStep running on Linux. Still
a work in progress. The link to the left is the North American mirror
site, the European site can be reached at
GNUstep. There is
also a development effort for GNUstep on MkLinux for PPC-based Macs, found
at MkLinux GNUstep.
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Lighthouse
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Lighthouse Design makes superb NeXTStep apps, many of which are now
freely available (2-user license key) since Lighthouse has gone on
to Rhapsody development tasks.
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Omni Development Group makes a number of commercial software products
for NeXTstep, including the free web browser Omniweb.
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Creating Websites
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Hey, the WWW was created on NeXTstep -- it seems only fitting that there
should be NeXTsteppy ways of making web pages. Learn about them here.
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