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Line 3: '''Linux [[User Group]]''' (LUG) is a private organization that provide services for Linux users, particularly for newbies. Similar organizations such as [[FreeBsd User Group]] (BUG) exist. According to Linux User Group HOWTO [http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/User-Group-HOWTO.html], :Computer user groups are not new. In fact, they were central to the personal computer's history: Microcomputers arose in large part to satisfy demand for affordable, personal access to computing resources from electronics, ham radio, and other hobbyist user groups. Giants like IBM eventually discovered the PC to be a good and profitable thing, but initial impetus came from the grassroots.

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