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This is a list of notable computer [[users' group]]s categorized by interest.
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This is a list of '''notable [[users' group]]s''' and types of users' groups, categorized by interest.


==Computers==
==General==
===General===
* [[Chaos Computer Club]]
* [[Chaos Computer Club]]
* [[Computer Measurement Group]] (CMG)
* [[Computer Measurement Group]] (CMG)
* [[ComputerTown UK]]
* [[Homebrew Computer Club]]
* [[Homebrew Computer Club]]
* [[Port7Alliance]]
* [[Port7Alliance]]


===Hardware platforms===
==Hardware platforms==
* [[Adamcon]] (Coleco Adam user group)
* [[Adamcon]] (Coleco Adam user group)
* [[Toronto PET Users Group]] (TPUG)
* [[Toronto PET Users Group]] (TPUG)
* [[Commodore Users Group of Saskatchewan]] (CUGS)
* [[SHARE (computing)|SHARE]]
* [[SHARE (computing)|SHARE]]
* [[Macintosh User Groups in the UK]]
* [[Macintosh User Groups in the UK]]
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* [[COMMON]] for Power Systems (IBM i, AS/400, iSeries, System i, AIX and Linux) users in North America.
* [[COMMON]] for Power Systems (IBM i, AS/400, iSeries, System i, AIX and Linux) users in North America.


===Languages===
==Linux==
* [[Java User Group]]
* [[Bangalore Linux User Group]]
* [[Beijing GNU/Linux User Group]]
* [[Linux Users' Group of Davis]]
* [[ILUG-Delhi]]
* [[Lanka Linux User Group]]
* [[Linux Australia]]
* [[Linux Users of Victoria]]
* [[LinuxChix]]
* [[Loco team]]
* [[NYLUG]]
* [[Portland Linux/Unix Group]]
* [[RLUG]]
* [[SEUL]]
* [[Southern California Linux Expo]]

==Programming languages==
* [[Perl Mongers]]
* [[Perl Mongers]]
* [[Z User Group]]
* [[Z User Group]]


===Markup languages===
==Markup languages==
* [[TeX Users Group]]
* [[TeX Users Group]]
* [[Deutschsprachige Anwendervereinigung TeX]]
* [[XML UK]]
* [[HyTime Users' Group]]


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Latest revision as of 13:22, 29 May 2024

This is a list of notable computer users' groups categorized by interest.

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Hardware platforms

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Linux

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