Re: [Lug-Nuts] saclug [Whatever happened to the orignal Sacramento Linux Users Group]

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On Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 12:50:49AM -0700, Brian Lavender wrote:
> Everyone knows about SacLUG, but no one was involved with it, or do
> they know whatever happened to it. Does anyone know if the guy that
> has dec.net is alive?

My best guess is that something happened to them along the lines of the 2nd page of this months Linux Journal:

"In October of 1998 three linux developers disappeared into the woods near Redmond, Washington in a attempt to compile their kernels.

A year later their source code was found."

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