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São Paulo

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The State of São Paulo has several active free software groups, plus groups with strong ties to the movement.

City of São Paulo

  • Centro de Competência em Software Livre da USP
  • Garoa Hacker Clube
  • O Futuro da Informação
  • PoliGNU, grupo de usuários da Poli-USP
  • Quinta Livre
  • Rede GNU/Linux do IME-USP
  • Laboratório de Matemática Aplicada Daniel Bauman Henry - IME-USP

City of Santos

  • Grupo do Compartilhamento do Conhecimento Santos Dumont (GCCSD)
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