OSR resources

Yesterday I found the OSR resource center maintained by Richard J. LeBlanc.

It is has a nice breakdown of the various resource to the following sections: "Mapping", "Dungeon Filler", "Characters", "Forms/Records", "OSR Groups", and "Rules/Systems".

The first three sections are mostly random generators, mixed with some downloads. The "Forms/Records" section has downloadable PDFs to fill.
While the "Rules/Systems" is not as complete as some other lists (compare to OSR resources on the  Mage of the Striped Tower, or D&D Retroclones on the Taxidermic Owlbear), it is easier to read (well laid out).

All and all a very nice resource.

Free resources

Everybody loves free resources. I know I do, and I really like to find more and more free resources on the web.
Actually I think that I have bookmarked, downloaded, etc. too many free resources. So many that I have a problem knowing what I have, what I've bookmarked, and what's new.
I need a system for indexing or searching all of the free resources. Anyone knows such a system? Any suggestions will be welcome.

I was a bit surprised to find the The Frugal GM blog, I thought that I was aware of most blogs collecting free resources relating to OSR, but it turns out I was wrong.
The Frugal GM collects free resources found on the web, and reviews them. Very handy.