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Feature Spot: OpenSolaris User Groups

The Advocacy Community endorses the proposals and activities of global OpenSolaris User Groups. Jim Grisanzio, Advocacy Facilitator, took this photo at a Tokyo2Point0 meeting recently.

» This week, OpenSolaris User Group meetings will take place in China, Australia, Germany, Indonesia, and the US in Broomfield and San Francisco, just to name a few. We have 70 active user groups around the world today, find your local group or start your own.

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Our community represents a wide variety of developers, administrators, instructors and students around the world. Everyone has something to contribute. Join in the latest effort to add packages to our new network-based package management system, IPS, that is included with the OpenSolaris 2008.05 LiveCD.

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