There's Microsoft's Windows 95 Resource Kit which makes a great start.
   
   Definitely check out the Microsoft Knowledge Base,
   (http://www.microsoft.com/kb/) which has a lot of stuff who you
   might've thought only Technet users had access too. They recently
   re-did their search engine, so you can search on phrases like
   "Confirmed bugs" or "Bugs fixed", or "Files available for download".
   This stuff is right to the point. If you don't use Internet Explorer,
   visit http://www.microsoft.com/kb/softlib/ for a non-IE-viewable
   page of software. MS's regular Win95 pages have a bunch of tags that
   NCSA Mosaic barfs on.
   
   www.windows95.com keeps a well updated library of software.
   
   Search engine searches will give other sites of course.
   
   I won't recommend any magazines as of yet, because they're all full of
   MS ads and other un-productive junk.
   

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