This newsletter announces the monthly Bring-A-Box meetings of the Surrey Linux User Group, a casual get-together on the second Saturday of each month. Each issue gives the venue, times, travel and parking tips, and a note on lunch and what to bring.
Website: https://surrey.lug.org.uk/
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