SuperLinux Encyclopedia - Free or very cheap Internet services and ISPs

OSS-oriented entities that have Offered free webspace for Linux and other OSS projects:

• hostmaster@halo6.com www.halo6.com
• chris@linuxbox.com made an offer on /. Dec'98.
• sj@clear.net.nz made an offer on /. Dec'98.
• bruce@opensource.org offered to host a particular project on /. Dec'98. He might be open to others.(?)
• ml.org Project Server  Free services for projects. Appears to be going $.
• dhs.org - Domain Host Services  Attempting to be the ml.org replacement.
• Linux Technologies' DIR program  Ask at info@linuxtek.com .
• Linuxbox  Free hosting for OSS projects.
• LinuxSupportLine.Com  Free web site and subdomain for Linux & OSS.
• Open Projects Network  Comment on /. sounded like they'd consider it.
• The Open Source Web Presence Project  At netpedia.net .
• OSS & Linux project hosting at VA Research 
• Penguin Computing - The Antarctica Project  "for OpenSource/Linux web pages, mailing lists and ftp sites"
• Penguin64.com  "UltraSparc servers for Linux development and research purposes"
• WOW - Wide Open World  Free advertising for open software.

Other entities that have offered free webspace and other services:

• Ask Slashdot: Are There Any Alternatives to Ml.Org?

• eGroups  Free e-mail lists. They add a very small add to each message.
• EzBoard  A free message board service.
• FortuneCity  Free 20MB web space & email.
• Hypermart  Free web space, e-mail, CGI, etc, for small businesses.
• The National Science Foundation and other orgs. & govs. grant money to worthy (and other) projects.
• Rampage Free CGI web hosting  $ cheap
• siteforum.com  Free forums.
• vnet  Free web sites, etc.
• X-Stream.com  Free Internet? Must use their browser.
• Xoom.com  Free web space, e-mail, etc. Member page I saw had small add at bottom.

A pile of links I've stacked here until I get a round tuit (mostly dynamic DNS sites):

• PURL - Persistant URL  An organization defining and sponsoring a scheme and server for translating URLs, so URL changes can be isolated to just the few servers instead of every page that uses them.
  NOTE: This site seems different than all the other dynamic DNS sites I've seen. It seems to use a somewhat different technology and is sponsored by a rather formal-sounding organization with ties to Library Associations and other orgs, etc. It seems more likely to be "persistant" than normal ISPs.
• Dynamic IP Web Solution Using Geocities Web Account  Apr'97 LG
• freedns  "free subdomain registration under the ZA.NET and ZA.ORG namespace"
• seagull  $ Web site hosting in Kingston, WA
• dynip.com  $; Dynamic DNS.
• tzo  $; Dynamic domain name services.
• dyndns.com  $; Dynamic domain name and email services.
• sandwich  $; Dynamic domain name service.
• DynamicDNS at nws.net  Free Dynamic domain name service. Other $ web services.
• namebooster  $; Dynamic domain name service, web hosting, etc.
• 8m.com  Free web, email hosting service. Domains like your_choice.*, where * is from a small list. Ads on your web pages.
• easy.to  Free Dynamic DNS. URLs are of the form http://*/your_choice, where * is one of a few available easy to type things like i.am and hello.to.
• tonic  $; like Internic, but in Tonga for *.to domains.
• ez-ip  Free domain name service for *.dyn.EZ-IP.Net subdomains.
• fcn.net - Free Community Network  Free domain name service for non-commercial entities.
• EU.org  Free domain name service for non-commercial entities.
• interswitch.net  $; Domain (and URL and email) redirection service (35 US$/yr Jan'99)
• Xitami.com  $; Dynamic DNS service, so you can have a permanent domain for your dynamic IP address.
• Tzolkin Corporation  Dynamic DNS technology