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	Alternative OSs on the Net - Huge, comprehensive, alphabetized list of operating systems and OS link sites. All links, no comments. Rate this
	A Catalog of Operating Systems - Classified, alphabetic listing of most operating systems, past and present, distributed commercially or reported in English-language literature, platform oriented. From Computer Science 258, West Virginia University. Rate this
	Entries Relating to Operating System - Alphabetized list of some 500 links to entries that relate to OSs, from FOLDOC (Free Online Dictionary of Computing) at the University of Brighton, BURKS project. Rate this
	Linux Kernel Architecture and Other OS Links - Categorized, large link list of resources on several operating systems: Linux, Windows, BSD, Mac OS X, Unix, Solaris, Palm OS, Symbian, Stinger (SmartPhone), general. Rate this
	Microcomputer Operating Systems - Some 70 OSs that run on microcomputers, PCs. User interfaces in earlier systems are command-line, character-oriented; later systems are mostly GUI-based. List, with brief descriptions, no links. From West Virginia University. Rate this
	The OS Center: All About OSs - Alphabetized descriptions and links on many operating systems, related issues, research groups, organizations. Rate this
	OS Projects - Alphabetized list, links to many projects. Rate this
	Paul Hsieh OS Page - Loosely categorized list of about 100 links to developer resources for creating OSs, emulators, alternative OSs. Rate this
	Operating Systems - Links to tutorials, tips, free online how-to guides for BeOS, DOS, Macintosh; POSIX, Unix, Linux; OS/2, Windows 3.x-95/98/Me-NT/2000/XP-CE, mixed. [Knowledge Hound how-to directory] Rate this
	Just Say No to Microsoft: Operating Systems - Describes dozens of living OSs, grouped by family similarities. Most are alternatives to Microsoft. Rate this
	Open Source Ring - Alphabetized list of many links, OSs, projects. Rate this

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• Which Directories - Which Directories
  By Clare Lawrence 19th August 2004
  
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• Directories and Traffic - Directories and Traffic
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  Submissions to directories can be an effective method to boost your websites ranking.
  
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• Directories & Google - Directories & Google
  By Clare Lawrence 15th August 2004
  
  Can listings in directories help my rank on Google?
  
  Google the leading search engine considers several actors in its ranking algorithm, firstly it considers the text content of a ...
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• Optimizing Your Site For Directories - The major indexes like Yahoo!, Open Directory
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• Top 40 Articles Directories - A lot of times, Internet marketers, publishers and copywriters find themselves taking hours and hours on the Internet looking for places to submit their articles materials.
  
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• How Directories Help Search Engines - At the beginning of the web era, users would go to directories to find sites relevant to their interests. In fact, Yahoo!, the web's number one destination, started as a directory. Nowadays, most use...
• How to Submit Your Site to Directories - Unlike submitting to search engines, submitting your site to directories and niche portals usually involves a lot more than simply typing in your URL. You often have to start by researching the various topic categories to find the most appropriate area to...
• Is Google Gunning For Directories? - Why is it that webmasters are so quick to blame Google if their website falls down the search rankings, or out of the rankings altogether? Can it never be their own fault? I read an amusing forum pos...