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Everyone loves sea monkeys. And now you can have a sea monkey on your computer. No, it’s not another simulated aquarium — Sea Monkey 1.0 (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/) is a brand-new Internet application suite that bundles everything you need to maintain your online alter ego. Sea Monkey includes a web browser, an email client, a newsgroup reader, an IRC tool, and a What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) web editor. What? No gopher client? Just kidding!

The aim of the Sea Monkey project is to provide a robust, secure, and stable set of programs for all aspects of Internet use. Sea Monkey is available for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. Try it at home, try it at work. Sea Monkey provides hours of entertainment.

Over the past few years, open source has tackled virtually all areas of computing: the operating system, the office suite, the Internet, security, telephony, and more. One of the final frontiers? Networking. Anyone in charge of even a medium sized network, knows how expensive routing equipment and support can be.

XORP, short for eXtensible Open Router Platform (http://www.xorp.org/) is a software engine for routers. It was initially designed for research, but now implements several routing protocols, a programming interface, and configuration tools, and is stable enough for production use. And now there’s a support option: Vyatta (

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