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 the meeting location.  General sponsors have contributed donations to one or more CLUE meetings in the past 6 months.

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

Genrobot

Genrobot currently hosts the CLUE meetings.
SoftPro is an independant computer book store featuring a great selection of Linux titles.  
Techangle is a local, Linux-friendly ISP.  
The Linux Mall (aka Linux Shopping Mall, All-Linux Shopping Mall) is operated by WorkGroup Solutions, Inc, in order to make all commercial software for Linux easily available in one location for the community of people who want it.
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.

CLUE General Sponsors

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.
Tummy.com
Tummy is a local, Linux consultancy.
Hall Kinion
Hall Kinion specializes in technical placement.

Linuxcare

Linuxcare provides technical support services and training for Linux.
Mike Hammel is a graphic artist, author, philosopher, traveler who is known for his work using the GIMP on Linux.
Roger Frank is an instructor of at Ponderosa High School.  Roger has introduced Linux in his classroom and uses it to teach various aspects of computer science.

Grant Johnson is a CLUE member at large.

Loki Entertainment

Loki Entertainment is the leading maker of gaming software for Linux.
Corel is the maker of Word Perfect for Linux and the Corel Linux distribution.

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