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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ Informative presentations, and really good people. All levels of experience, from Sys Admins, Driver Programmers, and beginners. ”

  — Tim McReynolds on Nov 3, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ Linux is an important part of IT implementations, for high-tech and not-so-high-tech businesses. This is a great way to plug into some Linux knowledge that you may not get easily otherwise. And, the Meetup Organizer has great taste in selecting a meeting venue. ”

  — Zach Shoher on Nov 2, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ If one is a Linux (Ubuntu) enthusiast, and wishes to get information from others regarding Ubuntu this is the place. If one has a question, or has something they would like to show the group this is also a good reason. ”

  — Al on Sep 7, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ Great people and fun! Come collaborate and join the fun! ”

  — Supertux2008 on Aug 4, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ To Hear people talk about any given subject, One can learn allot about the subject and benefit from other peoples experiences. ”

  — brett on Aug 3, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ Great place to ask questions. If no one has the answer, someone in the group knows someone who does. ”

  — Rory Derrick on Mar 2, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ I'm into linux because I believe it's a Good Thing, but know very little. I learned a lot today. ”

  — Yama Ploskonka on Jan 5, 2009.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ To assist in slaying the M$ dragon... ”

  — Don Moore on Dec 2, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ There is always something new and interesting to learn and possibly someone to network with. ”

  — Rocky on Dec 1, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ Has the advantage of being small with high talent so the knowledge transfer is very good. ”

  — Dan on Nov 3, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ A valuable experience in Open Source and camaraderie. ”

  — Bob Carnaghi on Sep 17, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ There is a lot that can be gained from meeting in person. Linux, in my opinion, is very strong in choice and adaptability, but at a cost of the kind of documentation and exposure that other OS users are used to. Many hours of frustration can be circumvented by getting together in the same room as people that have met and struggled with particular solutions similar to your own. Once you know where to find things in Linux, the OS is just as usable, if not much more -- as most of the software that you would want to run is without cost and downloaded from repositories that people all over the world work to safeguard. ”

  — J Norment on Sep 1, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ If you want to meet some Linux gurus and pick their brain. ”

  — A former member on Aug 6, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ very smart people, and a room of computers with Ubuntu. ”

  — kevin on Jun 18, 2008.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ Only my first meeting, so I'm not sure what all I can say. I am pleased that it seems I've found some like-minded people in the Austin area, and I hope to continue meeting up with you folks. ”

  — Brad Knowles on Feb 7, 2007.
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  The Austin Linux Meetup Group

  “ A lot of fun. Thanks for organizing. ”

  — Chris Nystrom on Feb 7, 2007.

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  “ It is a great avenue to share ideas about what is out there in the world of Linux. ”

  — Daniel Ihonvbere on Apr 8, 2008.
• “ Left alot to be desired. ”

  —A former member on Mar 7, 2007.
• “ Charles is very knowledgeable about Linux. If you’ve got a question I bet Charles can answer it. ”

  —A former member on Sep 7, 2005.
• “ I am so sick of meetup groups where no one shows up, or don't bother to have a sign or any indication of the meeting. This would have been a convenient place and time for me but I won't be back. ”

  —A former member on Sep 5, 2007.