Group: Hampshire College GNU+Linux User Group
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Latest revision as of 14:12, 1 October 2013
":software" is not in the list (interest, location, project, school) of allowed values for the "Organized around" property.
| Region | Massachusetts |
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| Area | Amherst |
| Website | https://hampedia.org/wiki/GNU%2BLinux_Users_Group |
| Available language(s) | English |
| Contact | sam08 at hampshire . edu |
| Description | GLUG is the Hampshire College GNU+Linux User Group. The GLUG at Hampshire aims to bring together anyone and everyone interested in humanity's complex relationship with technology. |
