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| San Francisco Linux User's Group |
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| City: |
San Francicso |
| Web Site: |
http://www.sf-lug.org/
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| Contact: |
jim stockford |
| Email: |
jim.stockford@gmail.com
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| Meeting Frequency: |
twice each month
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| Meeting Location: |
javacat cafe geary at 20th in sf, other places too
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| Membership: |
Free of charge
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| Scope: |
One Town
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| Comments: |
we're a discussion and mutual support group.
some members have developed friendships and
visit each other or share projects. we're
interested in promoting linux use.
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