Linux User Groups (LUG)This forum allows Linux User Groups (LUG) to gain exposure. It also allows people looking for a LUG in their area to find one.
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http://www.linux.org/groups/usa/oregon.html is alist of Oregon LUGs. Unfortunately, none seem to be in the area you need. Maybe you and a few likeminded people could start one?
Well, if I knew as much about Linux as I do about Win2K and DOS I probably could. I'm a newbie, trying to learn and pick brains. Perhaps later I could actually contribute.
rusty2 -How to setup up a LUG a LUG is largely a group of like minded people, same as any other group. Why don't you and a few friends start it up and see who you attract.
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