Grupo de Usuarios de Linux de Costa Rica
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GULCR stands for "Grupo de usuarios de Linux de Costa Rica" (Costa Rican Linux User Group). The GULCR is a non-profit organization whose goal is to provide information about the Linux OS to the local community. It also promotes linux-related activities and sometimes acts as a Linux representative in computer related events and conferences.
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[edit] History
It was informally created on August 18, 1998. Its mailing list started two days after that.
As of September 2006 there are about 4 people who participate actively in the group and an unknown number of people subscribed to its main mailing list, with less than 10 participating in discussions. Its first meeting was in February, 1998.
See also: History of Linux
[edit] Activities
The group organizes activities such as Installfests and talks in the central region of Costa Rica, but it is in no way restricted to that area. Also, people meet monthly, generally, in places like Cafes, in San Pedro near University of Costa Rica.
[edit] Mailing Lists
This LUG has various mailing lists, among others, a main list used for discussions about Linux in general, an Activities Mailing List and a Novice Users Mailing List.
[edit] IRC Channel: #gulcr
The group has also an Internet Relay Chat channel on the freenode Network. You can access this channel through IRC server chat.freenode.net:6667. You can use this link to start clients like ChatZilla on Mozilla web browsers.
- Note: Naturally, the language used is Spanish as in their mailing lists.
[edit] External links
- Official Home Page
- Mailing Lists Archives:
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