Peterborough Linux User Group
About
You’ve found the website for the Peterborough Linux User Group in Ontario, Canada. Thanks for swinging by!
PLUG has proudly served the Linux community in Peterborough for 25 years helping new and experienced users with Linux: learning about distributions (versions of Linux), desktop environments, programs (often cross-platform), server and multimedia applications, and general security and privacy issues. We’re not a big group but we’re an enthusiastic one.
While we no longer meet monthly for presentations, we have regular socials both in-person and online. We call these MUGs. Occasionally, the online meetings will have a casual talk on a Linux-related topic. We have many experienced users, both professional and hobbyists, of all ages, but we’re still friendly to new users. We were there once!
We also have a forum where users of all levels can ask questions and share the tips and tricks they’ve learned over the years.
There is no cost to join PLUG, just an interest in Linux.
Our forum usually posts upcoming meetings. Everyone is welcome to come and we hope you will. Or check out our forum and just say hi. We’d love to meet you.
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