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(Official) Hello World!

December 27, 2007 by viljoenjp

To anyone reading this, welcome to the new Gauteng Linux User Group website.

Long in the planning and creation, a few of us who can regularly be found in the #glug.za channel on freenode have started on creating a new site for GLUG and some other things too, and here is the product of it so far. We might sometimes move a bit slow on some things in the beginning, but we're moving nonetheless. We've got some ideas for things we want to do, and some we're already busy with.

So stick around if you're interested! To end, many of us who started with this can be found in #glug.za (on freenode)

Greetings JP aka frozty_sa

Re: (Official) Hello World!

Submitted by rusty on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 14:59.
Rusty Hi, any news out there? any Kubuntu users?

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So far, you've been doing a

Submitted by Chloe on Mon, 02/15/2010 - 06:32.

So far, you've been doing a great job. For one, it's not easy to put up a website that instantly. Other people who are interested in opening an online business or group sites are having a hard time putting up and investing on their website. I'm sure everyone needs some extra earning opportunities – everyone from working singles, working married people, single mothers, everyone. Keep up the good work and in time you'll be pros.