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  Linux, NetBSD and FreeBSD Resources in Australia
  Eric Yeo
  19 October 1996
  ____________________________________________________________

  Table of Contents:

  1.      User Groups

  1.1.    CLUG - the Canberra Linux Users Group

  1.2.    HUMBUG - Home Unix Machine, Brisbane User Group

  1.3.    LinuxSA

  1.4.    LUV - the Linux Users of Victoria

  1.5.    PLUG - Perth Linux User Group

  1.6.    SCA User Group : The Griffith University Student Computing
  Association Group

  1.7.    SALUG - South Australian Linux Users Group

  1.8.    SLUG - the Sydney Linux Users Group

  1.9.    USQ-LUG - University of Southern Queensland Linux Users Group

  2.      People who offer assistance

  2.1.    ACT

  2.2.    New South Wales

  2.3.    Queensland

  2.4.    South Australia

  2.5.    Victoria

  2.6.    Western Australia

  3.      FTP sites

  4.      Dialup sites

  4.1.    New South Wales - Sydney area

  4.2.    New South Wales - Wollongong area

  4.3.    New South Wales - Hunter Valley

  4.4.    Queensland

  4.5.    Victoria

  4.6.    Victoria - Geelong

  4.7.    Western Australia

  5.      Shops and professional support

  5.1.    ACT

  5.2.    New South Wales

  5.3.    South Australia

  5.4.    Victoria
  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.  User Groups

  Format of each entry is as follows :

  <name>

  Started : <date group started>

  Meeting Time : <time and date that the group meets>

  Meeting Place : <where to go>

  Organiser / President / Secretary, etc : <as per usual>

  Contact address : <who to ask for more information about the club>

  ______________________________________________________________________

  If you're looking for a user group somewhere else in the world, you
  may like to look at the LUGNUTS page, which is at
  http://www.tiac.net/users/williams/lugnuts/.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.1.  CLUG - the Canberra Linux Users Group

  Meeting Time : 7:00pm on the fourth Thursday of each month

  Meeting Place : Room N101, Computer Science Dept, Australian National
  University.

  Organizer : Stephen Rothwell <Stephen.Rothwell@nec.com.au>

  Contact Address : Andrew Tridgell <Andrew.Tridgell@anu.edu.au>

  Mailing List : linux@listproc.anu.edu.au

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.2.  HUMBUG - Home Unix Machine, Brisbane User Group

  Meeting Time : 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, 3pm-1am

  Meeting Place : Hawken-3 Lecture theatre, University of Queensland

  Organizer : Robert Brockway <s316674@student.uq.edu.au>

  Contact Address : <humbug@humbug.org.au>, <brucec@humbug.org.au>

  WWW : http://www.humbug.org.au

  Mailing List : Mail humbug-request@humbug.org.au with "subscribe
  humbug <your email address>" as the body of the message

  Cost : $15 / year

  Notes : We have 10Mbit/sec Internet access through IP masquerading at
  club meetings.  We have members who use Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD/i386,
  and Solaris/x86, among others.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.3.  LinuxSA

  Meeting Time : 7:00pm on the third Tuesday of each month

  Meeting Place : Endeavour House Conference Room, Endeavour House,
  Fourth Avenue, Technology Park, THE LEVELS, SA 5095

  Contact Address : Matthew Tippett <mtippett@tne.net.au>

  WWW : http://www.tne.net.au/linux

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.4.  LUV - the Linux Users of Victoria

  Started : first meeting was on the 6th of July 1993

  Meeting Time : 7:00pm on the first Tuesday of each month

  Meeting Place : Room 3-8 (Third Floor), Centenary Building, Methodist
  Ladies' College, Cnr Glenferrie and Barkers Rds, Kew

  President : Daryl Moudler <luv-president@luv.asn..au>

  Vice President : Andrew Bulhak <luv-vice-president@luv.asn.au>

  Secretary : George Hansper <luv-secretary@luv.asn.au>

  Contact Address : George Hansper <luv-secretary@luv.asn.au>

  Mailing List : melblinux@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au

  WWW : http://www.luv.asn.au/luv/luv.html

  FTP : ftp://ftp.luv.asn.au/luv

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.5.  PLUG - Perth Linux User Group

  Started : first meeting sometime in June 1993, restarted in March 1995

  Meeting Time : 7:30pm on the last Wednesday of each month

  Meeting Place : Edith Cowan University (Mt. Lawley Campus), Bradford
  St, Mt. Lawley, Building 17 Room 203

  Organiser : Patrick D'Cruze <pdcruze@iinet.com.au>

  Contact Address : Patrick D'Cruze <pdcruze@iinet.com.au>

  Newsgroup : wa.plug

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.6.  Association Group SCA User Group : The Griffith University Stu-
  dent Computing

  Note : This is in Brisbane (in case you don't lnow where Griffith Uni
  is)

  Started : A long time ago - only recently have we offered support for
  Linux

  Meeting Time : Irregular - they occur around Uni workloads

  Meeting Place : Technology building, Griffith Univeristy, Nathan.
  Room 0.20 (level 0)

  Organiser : Griffith University Student Computing Association

  Contact Address : Tim Place <tjplace@gil.ipswichcity.qld.gov.au>

  Mailing List : Setting up an SCA announcements list NOW! Keep an eye
  on aus.computers.* for details.

  WWW : http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/services/sca

  Notes : The Linux support is only a recent addition to the group, so
  we'll need some good user involvement to build the group up to a good
  base. Free parking, free entry and a comfortable air conditioned
  environment make the facilities ideal.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.7.  SALUG - South Australian Linux Users Group

  Started : first meeting was on the 29th of November 1993

  Meeting Time : About once a month on a Tuesday at 7pm

  Meeting Place : Training room of SE Net (222 Grote Street, Adelaide)

  Contact Address : Chris Foote <chris@salug.org.au>

  Mailing List : salug@tafe.sa.edu.au, To join, send "subscribe" to
  salug-request@tafe.sa.edu.au

  WWW : http://www.salug.org.au/

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.8.  SLUG - the Sydney Linux Users Group

  Started : first meeting was 25th of June 1993

  Meeting Time : 6:30pm, last Friday of every month

  Meeting Place : UTS, Building 2, Room 639

  President : Jamie Honan <jhonan@jolt.mpx.com.au>

  Contact Address : owner-slug@spectrum.com.au

  Mailing List : slug@spectrum.com.au To join the list, send `subscribe'
  to slug-request@spectrum.com.au

  WWW : http://www.slug.org.au

  ______________________________________________________________________

  1.9.  USQ-LUG - University of Southern Queensland Linux Users Group

  Meeting Time : 5:00pm every Monday during semester

  Meeting Place : Room R113

  Contact Address : lug@usq.edu.au

  2.  People who offer assistance

  2.1.  ACT

  o

     Name : Karl Auer <Karl.Auer@anu.edu.au>

     Phone : (06) 249 4627

     Distributions : Slackware

     Disk Format : 3.5" (can make 5.25" boot disks on request)

     Notes : The way it works is simple - you take my disks, you bring
     them back in 24 hours or less. What you do with them in that time
     is your business provided they stay clean and readable.

     Expertise : Samba

  o

     Name : Peter Wishart <pjw@canb.auug.org.au>

     Phone : (06) 275 0908

     Fax : (06) 257 1052

     Distribution : SLS, TransAmeriTech CD, Yggdrasil CD

     Disk Format : 3.5" / CD

     Notes : Happy to lend to people in the Canberra area.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  2.2.  New South Wales

  o

     Name : Tim Posney <timp@extro.ucc.su.oz.au>

     Notes : I have an older release of Linux on floppy and a release on
     CD (the JANA disk). I am about to order another distribution on CD
     and would be happy to lend that out to.

     I am more than happy for people to make copies of anything on the
     CD, but I don't have a spare CD drive to lend to people.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  2.3.  Queensland

  o

     Name : APANA Brisbane

     Expertise :

     Linux (mail to linux@brisbane.apana.org.au).

     FreeBSD (mail to FreeBSD@brisbane.apana.org.au).

  ______________________________________________________________________

  2.4.  South Australia

  o

     Name : SALUG (See the ``SALUG'' listing)

     Address : geoffrey@tafe.sa.edu.au (Contact address for SALUG)

     Distributions : Slackware, Debian

     Notes : If people contact SALUG I sure someone will arrange a loan
     of a distribution.  We are spread around Adelaide geographically.

  o

     Name : Richard Sharpe

     Address : sharpe@nmesis.enet.dec.com

     Distributions : Red Hat 2.1, 3.03

     Expertise : Samba, GNU compilers, IP networking, IPv6, Windows to
     SAMBA

     Disk Format : CDs only

     Notes : Call, I will see what I can arrange

  ______________________________________________________________________

  2.5.  Victoria

  o

     Name : Hamish Coleman <hamish@zot.apana.org.au>

     Distributions : Yggdrasil Alpha CD-ROM, Mirror image of his Hard
     Disk(!)

     Disk Format : CD-ROM, Hard Disk >= 30mb

     Notes : Ask for more details on this bizarre offer...

  o

     Name : Andrew Cosgriff <andrew@bing.wattle.id.au>

     Distributions : MCC, Slackware, Red Hat

     Disk Format : 3.5", CD, 150mb QIC Tape (8mm Exabyte 2.3 or 5gb tape
     can be arranged)

  o

     Name : Stuart Lamble <lamble@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au>

     Distributions : Slackware, Red Hat, Debian on Infomagic Linux
     Developer's Resource

     Disk Format : April and September 96 CD sets of Infomagic Linux
     Developer's Resource CD. Floppies of Slackware distribution can be
     arranged but CDs are preferable.

  o

     Name : Bob Smart <smart@mel.dit.csiro.edu.au>

     Distributions : TAMU
     Notes : Why TAMU - Because you can get the exact sources that
     produced it. I like the idea of being able to recreate all my
     software from source.

  o

     Name : Noel Tippett <ndt@iconix.oz.au>

     Distributions : SLS, Slackware

     Disk Format : 3.5"

     Notes : I have a set of 3.5 SLS linux disks I am willing to lend in
     the Werribee area, or near.  I am also able to bring the disks to
     Williamstown during bus hours for pick-up from there if need be.

     Phone :

     Bus : (03) 244 4647 Between 1pm and 2pm *only*

     AH  : (03) 741 7296 Bewteen 6pm and 10pm weekdays and all day on
     weekends

  ______________________________________________________________________

  2.6.  Western Australia

  o

     Name : Tom Atkinson <tom@tyco.net.au>

     Locality: Perth

     Distributions : Slackware 3.0, 3.1

     Disk Format : CD ROM

     Expertise : Installations, C programming, shell and awk scripting.

     Notes : Have Mootif (motif 2.0) (August 95) CD-rom.  Prepared to
     visit anybody in the local area who is in need.

  o

     Name : Robert Hart <hartr@kepler.hedland.edu.au>

     Locality: Port Hedland

     Distributions : Red Hat

     Disk Format : CD ROM

     Notes : I always have the current version of Red Hat Linux on CD
     available for loan. I can also offer limited (in time) assistance
     to new users.

     Phone :

     Voice: (091) 72 0429

     Fax: (091) 72 3560

  3.  FTP sites

  o

     archie.au:/unix/{linux/FreeBSD}

     Distrbutions : Sunsite Linux Mirror and FreeBSD

  o

     bond.edu.au/pub/OS/4.4BSD

     Distributions : 4.4BSD-Lite. Linux mirror has been terminated.

     Maintainer : David J. Hughes <Bambi@Bond.edu.au>

     Notes : Partial mirror of sunsite.unc.edu.  64Kbps link to the net.

  o

     broncho.ct.monash.edu.au:/pub/FreeBSD-(version)-RELEASE

     Distributions : FreeBSD

     Maintainer : Simon Lai <sjlai@broncho.ct.monash.edu.au>
     Notes : If people want to send me tapes or diskettes I am happy to
     copy FreeBSD onto them.  (Email me before sending anything please
     !)

  o

     cutl.city.unisa.edu.au:/pub/freebsd

     Distributions : FreeBSD (with XFree86, ports, packages, etc.)

     Maintainer : Mark de Raad <Mark.deRaad@UniSA.edu.au>

  o

     ftp://ftp.it.com.au/mirrors/linux/

     Distributions : Debian

     Maintainer : Andrew Howell <ftpadm@it.com.au>

     Notes : Linux Kernel sources and GNU sources.

  o

     ftp://mirriwinni.cse.rmit.edu.au/pub/FreeBSD

     Distributions : FreeBSD, XFree86, some local packages of interest
     to EE, plus some Minix.

     Maintainer : Phillip Musumeci <phillip@rmit.edu.au>

  o

     ftp.monash.edu.au:/pub/linux

     Distributions : MCC, Slackware

     Maintainer : Tim MacKenzie <tym@silas.cc.monash.edu.au>

     Notes : Slackware, Kernel Sources, XFree86, Linux Doc Project, and
     a few others from sunsite.unc.edu

  o

     netbsd.rmit.edu.au:/pub/{NetBSD,contrib,sup}

     Distributions : NetBSD (all architectures) and NetBSD-current.

     Maintainer : root@netbsd.rmit.edu.au (Luke Mewburn et al.)

     Notes : Also provides anonymous SUP services to the -current source
     tree.  FreeSec (a `cleanroom' version of crypt for Australian UNIX
     users) is also available in /pub/contrib.

  o

     sunsite.anu.edu.au:/pub/linux

     Distributions : Occasional mirror of sunsite.unc.edu, Debian and
     Netscape mirror.

     Maintainer : <sysadmin@sunsite.anu.edu.au>

  4.  Dialup sites

  4.1.  New South Wales - Sydney area

  o

     Name : Assorted C Software (asstdc.com.au)

     Number : (02) 314-5901 (V34 + V.FC)

     Sysop / Contact Address : Michael Butler <imb@asstdc.com.au>

     WWW : http://www.asstdc.com.au

     Notes : Only FreeBSD is now offered .. 2.0.5-RELEASE will be
     removed shortly. 2.1-RELEASE, 2.1-stable and 2.1-current archives
     are maintained with mirror or sup (sup2.au.freebsd.org resides
     here) and continue to be offered via the BBS or for anon. ftp or
     sup (software update protocol).

     We not only offer the software but will install and configure it as
     required.  The Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust (see
     http://www.scgt.oz.au), now runs their entire internetworking
     operation on FreeBSD .. this network also includes Homebush Bay.
  o

     Name : Kralizec

     Number : (02) 837-1183 and (02) 837-1868 (300-14400 bps + v.42bis,
     8N1), login as 'guest'

     Sysop / Contact Address : Nick Andrew <nick@zeta.org.au>

     WWW :

     http://www.zeta.org.au/

     http://www.kralizec.net.au/

     Notes :

     18 CD-ROMs online, inc. Yggdrasil Plug 'n' Play, et al.

     about 4GB of Linux and other goodies online.

     All servers (except one legacy host) run Linux.

  o

     Name : Triode

     Number : (02)-389-8022 (7 line rotary with 3 V.Fast modems)

     Sysop : Paul Black

     Notes : The interests I'm catering for are developer oriented with
     special interests in C/C++, Object Oriented, Linux Sources, Music
     and SF. I've got heaps of online storage and 6 CDROMS which I am
     populating with the latest Linux sources. Do your PC a favour login
     to Triode and download Linux or a new kernel...

  ______________________________________________________________________

  4.2.  New South Wales - Wollongong area

  o

     Name : ILB Computing

     Number : (042) 25-8099

     Sysop : Kevin Withnall <kevin@ilb.com.au>

     Notes : News/Mail and Periodic updates of /Linux dir from Sunsite.
     Batch ftp system available.  Mail Kevin for more info.

  o

     Name : dwarf.apana.org.au

     Number : (042) 97 3837

     Sysop : Russell Noble

     Notes : Public access site with full slackware distribution online
     and some other various pieces of Linux software.  (BBS caters for
     anything-but-DOS ie. has Mac, Linux and OS/2 archives).  Login as
     "guest" and apply for an account.  Has the usual news/email.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  4.3.  New South Wales - Hunter Valley

  o

     Name : Praetor

     Number : 049 529537 (4x28k8)

     Sysop : Matt McLeod <matt@hna.com.au>

     Notes : We have Slackware 3.0 online for download, plus Infomagic
     Sunsite and TSX-11 CD's from early this year (just before the
     release of RH 3.0.3) online, plus a modest collection of Unix
     sources, and some binaries (e.g., Netscape ATLAS beta for Linux,
     Mosaic 3.? for Linux, etc).  We also have the usual Usenet
     newsgroups for Linux, NetBSD and FreeBSD (although they aren't
     available for free - we provide low-cost net access as well).

     We also have a partial copy of NetBSD 1.1 available (just the bits
     that were uploaded - e.g., it only has a boot disk for Adaptec
     SCSI). Also has most of XFree3.1.2 (W32 server only, but most of
     the rest of it is there)

     Downloads can be made for free - login as "guest", and apply for a
     free account. Once that's been created, you can either go to the
     shell and do everything from there (cd  ftp), or select "File
     Areas" from the menu (which gives you Lynx pointing at our FTP
     archive).

     Anyone who wants to do a large download (e.g., downloading all of
     Slackware 3.0) should contact me first to arrange a time - there
     aren't any time limits, but we might get a bit annoyed if someone
     is online for 10 hours straight without at least asking first.

  o

     Name : Craggenmoore

     Number : 049 611695 (3 lines, 2 14k4, 1 9k6)

     Sysop : Michael Brown <mbrown@hna.com.au>

  ______________________________________________________________________

  4.4.  Queensland

  o

     Name : Desire BBS

     Number : 07 371 1190 (14.4k)

     Voice : (07) 371 3237 (Noddy/Virgil/Phil) and (07) 355 4162 (Phil)

     Sysops : Reagan Blundell <noddy@desire.apana.org.au> along with
     Michael Tornai <virgil@desire.apana.org.au> and Phil Homewood
     <phil@rivendell.apana.org.au>.

     Expertise :

     Linux (mail to linux@brisbane.apana.org.au).

     FreeBSD (mail to FreeBSD@brisbane.apana.org.au).

     Notes : Contact the sysops first for an account !

  ______________________________________________________________________

  4.5.  Victoria

  o

     Name : Aardvark (aardvark.apana.org.au)

     Number : (03) 562-0599 (28.8k VFast - 3 lines)

     Sysop : Scott Neville <scott@aardvark.apana.org.au>

     Notes : Full access shell accounts for $55/year. There is the
     InfoMagic linux developer cdroms online. Running Linux of course..
     :)

  o

     Name : Suburbia

     Number : (03) 596-8366 (Multiline) (2400 bps, plus 2 14.4k's)

     Sysops : zerohour@suburbia.net.au, proff@suburbia.net.au

     Notes :

     Provides IRC, email, news, telnet, ftp, etc. via a full internet
     link.

     Shell or Menu accounts available.

     Has an `xfer' login if you just want to download stuff from their
     anon. ftp area.

  ______________________________________________________________________

  4.6.  Victoria - Geelong

  o

     Name : Euphoria Public Access Unix (euphoria.apana.org.au)

     Number : (052) 72 2995 (33k6) Data, (019) 932496  VOICE

     Sysop : Dave Keller <keller@euphoria.apana.org.au>

     Notes :

     New users to Euphoria need to call Dave Keller on (019) 932496 or
     send email. Further details are available at
     http://euphoria.apana.org.au/euphoria

     PPP Access $150pa 4.5 hrs/day

     5.6 gig of public file areas (not incl CD's)

     3 CD-ROMs online, including SimTel and SunSite

     Current kernels and other Linux packages mirrored from SunSite

     UUCP feeds available

     ___________________________________________________________________

  4.7.  Western Australia

  o

     Name : Informed Technology

     Number : (09) 245-2511

     Voice : (09) 245-2279

     Fax : (09) 245-2107

     Admin :

     General contact <info@it.com.au>

     Andrew Howell (for Linux stuff) <andrew@it.com.au>

     Notes : All of servers run Linux and many of our users do to.  We
     mirror the Linux Kernel sources and the Debian Linux distribution.
     Personal user accounts are $30 a month, no volume charges, time
     charges or time limits.

  o

     Name : iiNet technologies

     Voice : (09) 307 1183

     Admin : iinet@iinet.com.au.

     Notes : Have a number of linux boxen on the net. Main one is
     classic.iinet.com.au. Have full mirror of slackware, and bits and
     piece of lots of other things. Main business is selling internet
     access in the perth area. Can offer full PPP access, and full IP
     accounts.

  5.  Shops and professional support

  Discliamer

  We do not in any way or form endorse or favour the establishments
  listed below. We are providing this listing for the purpose of
  information only.

  5.1.  ACT

  o

     Name: Bitstorm

     Address: Shop CL10, Canberra Centre, Canberra ACT 2601

     Phone: (06) 257-7157

     Notes: CLUG usually organises a group buy of the infomagic 6 cdrom.

  o

     Name : The Software Shop

     Address : 42 Townshend St, Philip 2606

     Phone : (06) 285 4622

     Notes : Apparently whenever they get stocks in, it goes straight
     out the door so it is best if you place orders and get them to call
     you.

     ___________________________________________________________________

  5.2.  New South Wales

  o

     Name : VK Computer Pty Ltd

     Address : 131 Bathurst St, Sydney 2000

     Phone : (02)-283-2079

     Notes : They have a good range of Linux CD Roms in stock.  The
     owner David Wan is very Linux aware and can advise on which
     hardware will or wont work with Linux.

  o

     Name : Cetus Technology, Australia

     Address : 36 Bouvardia St, Asquith NSW 2077, Australia

     Phone : (02) 482-1566

     Fax : (02) 482-3781

     WWW : http://www.zip.com.au/~lychan/

     E-mail : Leonard Chan lychan@zip.com.au

     Notes : RedHat 3.0.3 Mar 96, Motif and Infomagic Linux Apr 96.
     Need to preorder apparently.

  o

     Name : Interactive Infotainment Systems Pty Ltd

     Address : Sydney

     Phone : 015-955-042

     Services : Support, installation, maintainance, consulting,
     development, C, Perl, web, networking

     Systems : Specialising in Linux, can also support other Unix
     systems

  ______________________________________________________________________

  5.3.  South Australia

  o

     Name : NetCraft Australia

     Address : P.O. Box 390, Blackwood, SA 5051

     Phone : (08) 8370 3650

     Fax : (08) 8278 8325

     WWW : http://www.netcraft.com.au/redhat

     Email : sales@netcraft.com.au

     Notes : Red Hat Linux 4.0, Motif 2.0, ApplixWare

  ______________________________________________________________________

  5.4.  Victoria

  o

     Name : Laserbaud

     Address : 49 Ramsden St, Clifton Hill 3068

     Phone : (03) 482 3814

     Fax : (03) 482 3876

     WWW : http://www.laserbaud.com.au

     Email : web@laserbaud.com.au

     Notes : Infomagic, Plug 'n' Play, Morse, Moo-Tiff, Walnut Creek,
     FreeBSD 2.0, X11R6, 4.4 BSD-Lite, PrimeTime Freeware, et al.

  o

     Name : Micro City Computers

     Address : 52 O'Sullivan Road, Glen Waverley (South of the Glen
     Shopping Centre)

     Phone : (03) 9803 6659 / 9886 4022

     Fax : (03) 9886 4033

     Notes: Infomagic Linux Developer's Resource.

  o

     Name : SuperCom Computers

     Address : 12 Macedon Plaza, 325 Manningham Road, Lower Templestowe,
     Vic 3107

     Phone : (03) 850 6053

     Fax : (03) 852 2021

     Email : info@supercom.DIALix.oz.au

     Notes : Linux Professional, SWiM 2.0, dBMAN, FlagShip, Dr. Linux,
     accelerated-X (for Linux), BSDisc (FreeBSD 2.0, NetBSD 1.0 and
     XFree86 .1).  Linux Journal coming soon.