Directory Sites

  • Brisbane Linux Users Group (LUG Vegas)

    Support for members includes a news blog with RSS feed, a discussion forum and information about upcoming events.

    lugvegas.org

  • Canberra Linux Users Group (CLUG)

    Besides the usual monthly meetings and mailing list, this group has a number of on-going projects that members can get involved with.

    clug.org.au

  • Darwin Linux Users Group (DarLUG)

    Membership facilities include a contact form, web-mail, mailing list, forums, news and news archives. Additionally the site contains member contributions in the form of Linux related blogs.

    www.darlug.org

  • Gold Coast Linux User Group (GCLUG)

    A group providing an IRC group, wiki pages, a mailing list and regular meetings.

    www.goldcoastlinux.com

  • Heritage Linux Group (HLG)

    A group of Linux-using students at Heritage Christian School, Port Macquarie, NSW.

    home.exetel.com.au

  • Home Unix Machine Brisbane User Group (HUMBUG)

    The group supports all Unix variations, not just Linux. They provide an IRC chat group and regular meetings (with previous talks available online), a library (hardware, tools, CDs, books), talks and the usage of the humbug.org.au domain name.

    humbug.org.au

  • Linux Australia User Groups

    Umbrella linux user group with comprehensive links to Linux User Groups across Australia.

    www.linux.org.au

  • Linux Users of Victoria, Inc. (LUV)

    The group provides monthly meetings, events, SIGs, a mailing list and IRC chat group. Additionally there are online Linux presentations from monthly meetings and written tutorials.

    www.luv.asn.au

  • Linux Users of South Australia (LinuxSA)

    Regular meetings, a mailing list, and their web-site provides linux related links and short articles.

    www.linuxsa.org.au

  • Melbourne Linux Users Group (MLUG)

    The group's wiki based web-site contains information about the group, monthly meetings, mailing list, IRC channel and a web-based forum. They also have a Linux job vacancies page, linux related links, tips and tricks, "how-to"s, and presentations.

    www.mlug.org.au

  • Noosa Linux Users' Group (NOOSALUG)

    This Queensland group has regular meetings, a mailing list and web-pages containing news and useful articles.

    www.noosalug.org.au

  • Perth Linux Users' Group (PLUG)

    This group has a mailing list and regular events (meetings, seminars, installfests, AGMs). The web-pages include details of their library, Getting Linux and related links.

    www.plug.org.au

  • Riverland Linux User Group (RiverLUG)

    Members are provided with a Linux FAQ, regular meetings, documentation, a mailing list, and a web-page of linux related links.

    riverlug.org

  • Sydney Linux User Group (SLUG)

    The group's website provides access to news, a mailing list, meetings information, a job vacancies page and a wiki. They have special interest groups and monthly meetings along with intermittent install-fests and social events.

    www.slug.org.au

  • Tasmanian Linux Users Group (TasLUG)

    The group has regular meetings, a discussion forum and news pages (with an RSS feed option).

    www.taslug.org.au

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