Finding a Computer User Group in Your Area

If you can't find a User Group in one directory, try another. These directories are rarely complete, but the group you need is probably listed in at least one of them.

|LINUX|NYC area|all groups|

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Linux User Groups

GLUE - a directory of Linux User Groups maintained by SSC.
http://www.ssc.com/glue

LUGR - Linux User Group directory maintained by Linux.org
http://www.linux.org/users/index.html

LUG List Project
http://lugww.counter.li.org/

LinuxHQ
http://www.linuxhq.com/users/index.html

Linux Users' Groups Webring
http://nlug.org/webring/

news:comp.os.linux.announce   This newsgroup includes announcements of User Group meetings
Search the archives at http://stump.algebra.com/~cola/ using the keyword LOCAL for User Group announcements

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User Groups in and near New York City

OBJDEV NY/NJ/CT Computer User Groups Directory
http://www.objdev.org/metro/topic.html
The OBJect DEVeloper Group maintains perhaps the best directory of User Groups (and Computer Professional Orgs) (Linux and others) within the Tri-State Area
APPEARS TO BE GONE - april 2005

Casandra's Tri-State Directory
http://home.netcom.com/~casandra/usergrps/othergrp.html
User Groups and computer professiona organizations in New York, New Jersey, and Connectict, organized by category

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User Groups World Wide

APCUG User Group Locator
http://member.apcug.org
The Association of Personal Computer User Groups maintains a directory of its members throughout the world. This includes organizations for home users and professional users, and covers most (if not all) available computer platforms.

APCUG Locator by telephone - instructions page
discontinued - unfortunately

Ash Nallawalla's Master List of Computer User Groups on the Web

http://easyrsvp.com/ugotw/

also see his list of User Group newsletters: http://crm911.com/ugnotw/

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