Visit actual sites powered by Linux!

• Commercial Servers and Internet Service Providers
  • @TheCafe, uses Linux for dialup and WWW service.
  • Autobahn Internet Services Inc . runs 5 Linux servers hosting 30 virtual domains and 80+ dialup ports, and has been using Linux exclusively since December 1994.
  • bayo-net.com, an ISP in France.
  • Binary 9, a consortium of computer and WWW developers.
  • www.civeng.com.
  • cts.richmond.va.us, an ISP and computer vendor using Linux.
  • CyberHighway, an ISP running Linux to provide DNS (64 class C networks and over 400 domains), WWW (230 virtual domains), News, Mail and telnet sessions.
  • dezineCafe.
  • www.drizzle.com, a Seattle-based Internet BBS and ISP.
  • eline.com has 2 Linux boxen serving 15 domains via IP aliasing!
  • eastland.net, uses Linux for Mail, WWW and managing Portmasters.
  • EMJ Internet uses Linux to provide WWW hosting for 60+ domains and other ISP services.
  • HobbitNET.
  • i-Connect.Net is an ISP in Oregon and the home of Debian GNU/Linux. It runs 10 Linux servers and has been using Linux exclusively since October 1995.
  • IMG Mall.
  • Interlnk, an ISP in Arkansas, using Linux exclusively on 13 servers for dialup PPP, DNS, email/News, WWW, and IRC since late 1995.
  • KCnet, Inc., an ISP in Kansas City.
  • Klondyke's Online Services provides dial up access to South East Michigan and all types of commercial web hosting using Red Hat Linux (and is completely Microsoft free as well!).
  • Laboratorio de Sistemas Linux.
  • A Linux powered site in Australia.
  • paranoia.com runs exclusively on Linux . Renaissance Internet Services.
  • Visit an entire network powered by Linux.
  • SmartNet Internet Services uses Linux and Xylogics Annexen to run an ISP.
  • Tao Computer Services, a computer consulting firm that uses and supports Linux.
  • TSCNet Online Services, support 68 dialup lines using Cyclades cards.
  • Tehachapi Mountain Internet.
  • Town Square Access.
  • Wavegate uses Linux exclusively to run an ISP.
  • Web Direct, running Linux exclusively on 7 machines for DNS, mail, POP3, dialup, and WWW (with virtual hosting).
  • where.com.

• Educational and Organizational Servers
  • ameth.org.
  • Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires runs DNS, mail and a WWW server using Linux.
  • Central High School in S t. Paul, MN. You can also telnet.
  • The IT student's Linux server at Charles Sturt University in Australia, providing information about the local area, computing and the Internet.
  • University of Cincinnati IEEE Archives, running on a Linux box.
  • CricInfo, the home of Cricket on the Internet.
  • Emory & Henry College
  • Exploring Ancient World Cultures, and a Web crawler and search engine both running at the University of Evansville.
  • Ferret World.
  • FLORA Community WEB in Ottawa, Canada runs a series of Linux machines.
  • Fullerton University's Web server serves the School of Natural Science and Mathematics , the Departments of Chemistry and Bioc hemistry, the Department of Geologica l Sciences and the Department of Mathematics all in one Linux box.
  • GASS s.a.s. di Grampa M. e Taglioretti R. & C., in Italy.
  • The University of Georgia Libraries runs Scarlett, a Gopher/HTTP server running on a Linux system.
  • http://www.HCIS-10.TU-Berlin.DE, serving information for HCIS-10, the International Conference on Nonequilibrium Carrier Dynamics in Semiconductors, Berlin 1997.
  • The City of Houston, Texas, USA, also known as http://government.employees.can.have.fun.too.ci.houston.tx.us.
  • Indian Institute of Management, India.
  • linux.inf.ru.
  • NKF, the Scientific Association of Physics Students of the Jagellonian University of Cracow own and operate a server running Linux.
  • Lava Systems 97", a supercomputer project, at Bob Jones High School in Madison, Alabama.
  • Liege On Line, the province of Liege in Belgium on the Net.
  • linux.netline.be, the Linux Belgian Team site running Linux with ApacheSSL.
  • McKinley Sr. High School, Baton Rouge, LA.
  • The McMaster Student Affairs server hosts 9000 pages and a search engine, too.
  • A Linux box at UNM, hosting http://lonestar.phys.unm.edu, http://kappasig.phys.unm.edu and http://pager.phys.unm.edu.
  • State of Oklahoma, USA.
  • http://www.pimpz.org provides various network services with a linux box.
  • The University of Redlands has two student-built-and-operated Linux systems for general usage running at http://ebhon.jnst.uor.edu and http://paradigm.uor.edu. Sidney Sussex College one of the colleges of the University of Cambridge.
  • Taylor University's WWW server and the Computer Science department server both run Linux.
  • Tennessee Education Network.
  • A machine at Texas A&M University, hosting 3 sites with IP aliasing.
  • Thomas Jefferson School, running on a 386!
  • WebSharX, serving information for the graphics community.
  • Linux machine at the Institute of Technical Cybernetics at Wroclaw Technical University, Poland.

• Personal Servers
  • A Linux machine at the University of Linz in Austria, maintained by three students.
  • Matthew Hixson's machine, on a dynamic IP address at WSU, USA.
  • Erik Nygren's server at MIT, USA.
  • Sebastian Taralunga's Linux server running in Romania.

Last Modified: December 1, 1996 by Greg Hankins

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