Gopher

gopher.floodgap.com :

  - Gopher server formerly at Point Loma Nazarene University. Splendid live links. Also featuring Veronica-2 search engine. (For gopher links like this a Gopher capable browser such as Firefox or Lynx must be used, Internet Explorer won't work).
Aftershock :

- Open source Gopher server developed in Java.
Debian GNU/Linux: gopherd :

- Information and downloads for the Debian package of the UMN gopher server.
Elrond's Gopher Node :

- Hosts a local search engine. Also offers gopher homepages.
Floodgap Gopher Proxy :

- Public gopher-to-HTTP proxy to allow the use of web browsers to explore gopherspace.
GoFish :

- An open source, simple, fast, low resource usage gopher server. Can also function as a web server and a gopher-to-HTTP gateway.
Gopher Manifesto :

- The Bring Back Gopher Campaign.
Hactar.net :

- Hosts mgod, an open source, Gopher+ capable server for inetd.
Hal 3000 :

- Gopher server (pygopherd) serving in gopher, http and wap. Content updated hourly for weather and news as well as various other files. Jughead, Veronica and Jugtail search interfaces.
Hungarian Electronic Library :

- Collection of Hungarian or Hungary/Central Europe-related full-text articles. Features a Gopher+ section.
Jugtail :

- An open source search engine system for the Gopher protocol. Jugtail, formerly known as Jughead, searches one server at a time whereas Veronica doesn't have this limitation.
JumpJet :

- Hosts a large archive of up-to-date files and software on Gopher along with an interesting introduction to the Gopherspace.
Jumpjet.info: Gopher Clients :

- A central Web source for basic clients for several operating systems.
Kostecke :

- Hosts GN, an open source multi-protocol server for Gopher and the World-Wide Web. A GopherMail system able to retrieve Gopher pages via e-mail is also available.
Moo Canada :

- Gopher server written for Lambda Moos.
PyGopherd :

- An open source multi-protocol gopher server written in Python. Also works as an HTTP and WAP server.
PyGS :

- Open source Gopher server written in Python. No longer being developed.
Quasi-Indefatigable Xenolith :

- One of the most active Gopher servers on the Internet by a Gopher enthusiast. Many strange topics.
QUUX :

- John Goerzen's Gopher server (quux.org). Hosts important documents including information on the main mailing-list about Gopher.
R-36 :

- Personal site of Christoph Lohmann hosting his software projects, and amongst these, Geomyidae, an open source Gopher server.
Rachael`s Corner :

- Hosts many software and hardware guides about Amiga and Gopher on Amiga. A Gopher server software for this system is also available.
RFC 1436 :

- The Internet Gopher Protocol (a Distributed Document Search and Retrieval Protocol). F. Anklesaria, M. McCahill, P. Lindner, D. Johnson, D. Torrey, B. Albert. March 1993.
Sean's Gopherspace :

- Random collection of mainly humorous stuff.
Spencer Hunter's Homepage :

- Example of a Gopher emulation in HTML, online since 1995. Under the "About this gopher and myself" directory is the author's own Gopher manifesto, "Why gopher is superior to the Web."
Super Dimension Fortress :

- Personal GOPHERSPACE is available to all users as well as hundreds of UNIX utilities, games and networking utilities.
Veronica FAQ :

- Common questions and answers about Veronica, a title search and retrieval system for use with the Internet gopher.
Vertrauen BBS :

- Gopher support demo for Synchronet, an open source BBS server. This Gopher service allows mainly a read-only access to some USENET newsgroups and other discussion boards.
Whois Search :

- Directory provided by the sipb.mit.edu Gopher server for querying whois servers throughout the Internet. Due to a port limitation, it doesn't work with Firefox, another browser such as Lynx must be used instead.
Wikipedia: Gopher (protocol) :

- Origins, decline, current status and technical details of the Gopher protocol.
The World :

- Public gopher server. Features OBI, the Online Book Initiative.
TidBITS: Down the Gopher Hole :

- A brief presentation of the protocol, both its history and its current status, by an experienced Gopher system administrator. (March 19, 2007)