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| Heart of Texas Linux User Group (HOTLUG) |
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| City: |
Waco |
| Web Site: |
http://www.hotlug.org/
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| Contact: |
Heart of Texas Linux User Group |
| Email: |
samalex@gmail.com
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| Meeting Frequency: |
Monthly
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| Meeting Location: |
Texas State Technical College -Waco, Tx
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| Membership: |
Free of charge
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| Scope: |
Many Towns
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| Comments: |
Group was originally formed in 2001 but went silent in 2003. We've resurrected the group and how have monthly meetings and biweeky after-work meetups at various local restaurants plus an active online message forum. The group is up to about 40 members a
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