Fresh tarballs! Get 'em while they're hot! (RPMs also available.)

These resources will give you an overview of the system, guide you through the installation process and help you make the most of Gale once you have it running.

See the status of Gale development, check out the plans for future versions, and use mailing lists to receive update announcements and communicate with other Gale users.

Like any other community (online or off), the community of Gale users has conventions and guidelines.

You know you wanna.

Fugu and vtFugu are portable Gale clients written in Python. Fugu offers a sophisticated graphical interface and runs under Unix and Microsoft Windows. vtFugu offers a fullscreen interface similar to Fugu's that runs in a terminal.

(From the web page) Ginsu is designed to be powerful and above all stable, as well as having a quick learning curve. If you are comortable with 'vi' you should find it particularly easy.

Yammer is a web-based gale client. It was written by and is maintained by John Reese.

Praya is a portable client written in Java by Wesley Tanaka that integrates Gale with several other protocols. It does not work with the current gale server infrastructure and is not actively maintained.