This is a list of other SGI related sites not covered elsewhere. All highly recommended - visit them all!

• Gerhard Lenerz's SGI pages
  Gerhard has a tonne of information on his site - pictures, specs., model summaries - well worth a look.

• IrisIndigo
  Lots of useful info about the Indigo. I have a soft spot for these - they were the first SGI machine I ever saw and used. Still an impressive piece of kit.

• Mood Indigo forums
  Some very active German SGI forums. Obviously you need to be able to read German :-) or if you're adventurous you could try the Babelfish.

• The SGI Zone
  Lots of useful tips and info, covering mostly Indigo2 and older kit

• Useful IRIX software
  Andreas Backhaus has compiled an excellent list of useful software that'll work on IRIX. Some good audio and graphics tools. here.

• Marcus Herbert's IRIX archive
  Marcus has an excellent archive of IRIX software. There's all sorts of pre-compiled goodness here.

• Nekochan.net
  Not only is Pete's site visually stunning, he also has lots of goodies on there. I can highly recommend having a look through his Gallery, at the very least.

• MicroCosmos
  James Holden's new SGI related site. News, reviews - check out the File Typing Rules tutorial!

• The SGI Addict - dead :-( - was http://www.sgiaddict.net
  Nice looking site with a good load of information, tips, and pictures.

• Skywriter's Big Old Nasty SGI Page
  There's something lurking in his basement ....

• Never Beige - dead :-( - was http://www.orcawerks.com/sgi/
  Some very useful O2 info and images, as well as some good non-SGI stuff.

• Jodeman's SGI & Stuff pages
  I don't think these have been updated for a while, but a good load of links, info and images for Octane and older kit.

• Marcus Herbert's web site
  This is the place to look for images of SGI and SGI-related kit. If it's rare or bizarre Marcus will have a picture of it.

• Basquiat's IRIX screenshots
  Some good images showing what you can do with Indigo Magic.

• Alex's SGI pages
  Excellent model summaries, and a wealth of information. Very good stuff.

• Impact's SGI Site
  Some good guides and nice pictures in the gallery.

• Simon Pigot's SGI pages
  Lots of Crimson and Power Series information.

• Al Corda's This Old SGI site
  Buckets of information on older machines like the 4D series, Personal IRIS, etc.