Asia Linux User Groups

• Bangladesh Linux User Group (BDLUG)  - Volunteer-based organization promotes the knowledge and use of the Linux operating system. Serves as a venue for information exchange and pertinent social activities.
• GNU/Linux User Group Of TCE (GLUGOT)  - Organization serving as the GNU/Linux forum of Thiagarajar College of Engineering. Site presents information on projects, meetings, and events.
• GNU/Linux User Group(GLUG) of Madurai  - Presents meeting announcements and minutes, organization news, events information, and related links.
• Hong Kong Linux User Group  - Site provides an overview of the organization, a Linux knowledge base, news, calendar of events, and mailing lists.
• iLUG-CAL.ORG  - Online home of the Indian Linux User Group - Calcutta chapter. Presents mailing lists, organization news, and information on membership, meetings, and events.
• ILUG-COCHIN.org  - Homepage of the Indian Linux Users Group - Cochin/Kochi chapter. Presents news, contact details, and Linux related resources.
• India Linux Users Group - Delhi  - Presents pictures, news, events information, featured members, polls, recommended links, and discussions.
• Lanka Linux User Group  - Organization dedicated to promoting the GNU/Linux operating system and open source software in Sri Lanka. Organizes installation workshops and lends Linux distribution kits.
• Linux Pakistan  - Site hosts an online discussion board and chat room, posts news and mailing lists, and presents a Linux knowledge base.
• Linux Users Group Singapore (LUGS)  - Posts LUGS updates and meeting announcements, mailing lists, membership form, talk topics, and information on projects and volunteer opportunities.
• Pune GNU/Linux Users Group  - Community of GNU/Linux users in Pune, India. Promotes the use of Linux, facilitates the sharing of information and ideas, and provides assistance on problems concerning installation, configuration, and other technical concerns.
• Trivandrum GNU/Linux Users Group (TriGLUG)  - Association of GNU/Linux enthusiasts from industry and academia. Aims to promote Linux as the alternative operating system.