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• Aftershock
Open source Gopher server developed in Java.
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• Boombox
The latest releases of gopher software (including client software) available via anonymous FTP.
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• California State Legislature
Bill information and archives of the California State Senate
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• Debian GNU/Linux: gopherd
Information and downloads for the Debian package of the UMN gopher server.
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• Floodgap Gopher Proxy
Public gopher-to-HTTP proxy to allow the use of web browsers to explore gopherspace.
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• GoFish
A simple, fast, low resource usage gopher server. Can also function as a web server and a gopher-to-HTTP gateway.
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• Gopher Manifesto
The Bring Back Gopher Campaign.
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• gopher.floodgap.com
Gopher server formerly at Point Loma Nazarene University. Splendid live links. Also featuring Veronica-2.
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• Hungarian Electronic Library
Collection of Hungarian or Hungary/Central Europe-related full-text articles.
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• Moo Canada
Gopher server written for Lambda Moos.
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• Providence Canadian Reformed Church
Edmonton, Alberta. Information about this congregation, which is a member of Canadian and American Reformed Churches.
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• Publication.org.uk gopher
Resource feeds; play Paranoia over gopher; information and photos for Transformer Scripture Union summer camp.
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• PyGopherd
An multi-protocol gopher server written in Python. Also works as an HTTP server.
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• PyGS
Gopher server written in Python. No longer being developed.
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• QUUX
John Goerzen's gopher server (quux.org).
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• RFC 1436
The Internet Gopher Protocol (a distributed document search and retrieval protocol).
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• Sean's Gopherspace
Random collection of mainly humourous stuff.
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• The World
Public gopher server. Features OBI, the Online Book Initiative.
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• Veronica FAQ
Common questions and answers about veronica, a title search and retrieval system for use with the Internet gopher.
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• Whole Earth Lectronic Links
Extensive gopherspace located in Sausalito, California.
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