Big News in the Big Apple – 2 Linux Users Groups merge

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Jan 25, 1999

Warning: The President of the NYLUG has denied that this
merger has or will be occurring. We’ve posted the updated
announcement at this
page
.

The NYLUG (New York Linux User’s Group) and LUNY (Linux Users of
New York) are currenly merging. They meet at 11 Broadway in
downtown Manhattan on the 4th Monday of each month.

Matthew Hunt
writes:

We have a wide range of folks involved, from hard-core techies
to novices, and hope to be agressive advocates for use in corporate
settings such as the Big Bad Wall Street – a stone’s throw
away.

Drop me a line at Matthew.Hunt@thortech.com if
you are interested.
Matt

Web Webster

Web Webster

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