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CLUE Sponsors
CLUE would like to acknowledge the following sponsors for their contributions to our Linux User Group. We differentiate the sponsors into two levels based on their contributions: Premier and General. Premier sponsors have made extraordinary contributions to the Colorado Linux Users and Enthusiasts either by innumerable donations or sponsoring our meeting location. General sponsors have contributed donations to one or more CLUE meetings in the past 6 months.
If you would like to become a sponsor, please contact our Sponsor Coordinator, Dave Anselmi for additional information.
CLUE has specific policies on the distribution of door prizes. For the details of the policies, please read our statement on vendor policies.
CLUE Premier Sponsors
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The Linux ETC company provides Linux education and technical consulting services. |
| DeVry University provides meeting space for the CLUE North meetings. | |
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Oracle's Linux commitment began in 1998 with the first commercial database on Linux. Today, Oracle is the only major software vendor to collaborate with and provide first-line support for Red Hat, Novell, and Asianux, and all Oracle products are available on Linux. |
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SoftPro is an independant computer book store featuring a great selection of Linux titles. |
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Batky-Howell computer education for professionals offers open-enrollment and on-site computer training using a proven curriculum that accelerates migration to object-oriented, client/server, and Web/Internet technologies. |
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O'Reilly & Associates is the leading publisher of books for UNIX, X, the Internet, and other open systems, as well as a pioneer in online publishing.
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CLUE General Sponsors
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New Riders is a publisher of books for Voices That Matter. |
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Prentice Hall PTR publishes high-quality books on many cutting-edge topics in computer science, business, and engineering. |
| Apress is a new publishing company devoted to meeting the needs of programming professionals. | |
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Linux Journal is "The Original Monthly Magazine of the Linux Community", since 1994. |