NLUUG
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NLUUG (formerly known as The Netherlands Unix User Group) is an association of professional UNIX / Linux users in the Netherlands. The group aims to increase and extend the awareness and use of Open Standards (including UNIX) and similar open systems and Open Source.
The NLUUG also maintains one of the larger FTP mirrors in the world, and is the prime FTP site for several packages including VIM.
[edit] Activities
Typically, the NLUUG organises two large conferences every year. Topics over the last years include:
- IP Communication
- Languages and Tools
- E-mail and Beyond
- Visualization in Software Engineering
- Open Source in Business
- Security
- Web Applications
- Extreme UNIX
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