For a huge list of other bible translations, as well as other information on the bible, check out the Bible Reader's Museum.

You can read old bibles in English at Bibles Online or purchase facsimile copies of them at Great Site.

Miscellaneous Texts

• CCEL - Christian Classics Ethereal Library
  
• Non Canonical Literature - Texts not part of the Holy Bible.
• Internet Sacred Text Archive - Some christian stuff... but mostly non-christian.
  

Software

• Commercial
• Online Bible - Works in Windows, Mac, and linux. Link goes directly to the store where it can be purchased. This is the only commercial bible study software I have linked here because this is the only one that is available for linux users. Costs $40. Uses wine. (Ok, I know technically the software isn't commercial. But to really be useful in linux you have to buy the DVD.)
  

• Open Source
• The SWORD Project - A software and digital library for open source bible study application development. Many applications based on this project. MY preference is Xiphos. Links to other applications can be found on The SWORD Project website.
• openBibleViewer - an open source bible study program thats available for Windows, Linux, MacOS X and FreeBSD.
• CCEL Desktop - A nice frontend for accessing the CCEL resources.
• bibledit - a set of tools developed to aid in Bible editing and translation.

• Freeware
  
• The Word
  
• Bible Analyzer - A very nice bible study program with some very interesting features.
  
• OnlineBible
  
• Bible Explorer - Mac version uses Wine. Theoretically it should work in linux with Wine as well. However, my attempts at getting it to work have failed.
  
• WordLinks - Javascript powered HTML bible.
• Davar3
• Theophilos
• e-Sword
• BiblePro 
  
• NASB and Amplified Bible
• Interlinear Scripture Analyzer 

• Shareware
• SwordSearcher
• Bible Discovery

• Online
• NExTBible
  
• Blue Letter Bible  
• WordLinks
• Online Parallel Bible 
• The Bible Tool 
• Crosswalk 
• Bible Gateway

Miscellaneous Sites

Music

• Open Hymnal Project - A free, public domain, downloadable database of Christian hymns, spiritual songs, and prelude/postlude music.
• Dante Bucci - Awesome. Listen to him play Fanfare on a Hang. Very nice.
• Jake Shimabukuro - Amazing ukulele music. (Yes, thats right, amazing ukulele music!)
• Jon Schmidt - I really enjoy this guys piano music.
• Steven Sharp Nelson - Very cool.
  

Fonts

• Free Fonts for Everyday Use
  
• Liberation Fonts - The Liberation Fonts are intended to be replacements for Times New Roman, Arial, and Courier New.
• Computer Modern Unicode
  
• DejaVu Fonts - A font family based on the Vera Fonts but providing a whider range of characters.
• Libertine Open Fonts Project - A very nice alternative to fonts like Times New Roman.
• Junicode - A unicode font for medievalists.
• Heuristica - based on Adobe Utopia.
  
• Pablo Impallari has made several nice fonts including Quattrocentro, Dancing Script and Lobster.
  
• SIL has many different fonts for many different languages. Gentium is especially nice.

• Great Sources of Free Fonts
• Manfred Klein Fonteria - Free for private and charity use. Free for commercial use too. But if there is any profit, he requests that a donation be made to an organization such as Doctors Without Borders.
  
• Dieter Steffmann - Some nice free fonts here.
  
• KingThings - Some very nice free calligraphy and decorative fonts here.
  
• freefont.de - One new free font every month.

• Other Free Fonts
• Qualitype Fonts -  A very nice free collection of 151 fonts.
• Open Font Library - The goal of this project is to collect free software fonts - those that may be used, changed and shared freely.
  
• The League of Movable Type - A collection of open source fonts.
• Unicode Fonts for Ancient Scripts - Fonts for a variety of ancient scripts as well as a very nice unicode symbol font called Symbola.
• OCR-A and OCR-B - You can get free copies of the OCR-A and OCR-B fonts at this website.
  
• OCR-A - Another free OCR-A font.

Software

There are plenty of other sites out there with long lists of software to do various things, so I won't mention very much here. I'll just list a few things that I like.

• Scribus - A cross platform open source page layout program. Very nice.
• Inkscape - A vector graphics editing program similar to Adobe Illustrator but open source and cross platform.
• jedit - A very nice text editor. Its one of only about 4 or 5 Java applications that I actually like.
• xephem - A very cool astronomy program.
• pyephem - A python ephemeris library based on the routines that XEphem uses.