A constantly growing collection of over 40,000 ebooks in the public domain. From Dante to Dickens, Gutenberg’s probably got it.
2. terasaur.org
The up and coming BitTorrent publishing platform for file sizes in the gigabyte to terabyte range. Linux updates, concert footage, and datasets, all available through a trustworthy and reliable peer-to-peer file sharing network.
A collection of addons for the explorable, virtual universe.
4. WP Clipart
Over 20,000 copyright-free images available for download.
5. Mutopia
Sort of a Project Gutenberg for music. From Beethoven to Bach, Mutopia provides nearly 2,000 copies of the sheet music to your favorite classics.

In 1992, ibiblio began began accepting and redistributing open source software projects into its Linux software archive. These projects consisted mainly of tar or gzipped source code bundles, combined with descriptive metadata called a Linux Software Map. Since then, the ibiblio Linux Archive grew to 12 GB in size. Project hosting sites (e.g. Sourceforge, Github, and Launchpad) and the development of Linux distribution package repositories extended the success of the Linux Archive.
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