A Local Community Team, or LoCo Team, is a group of local

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advocates. The main focus of a LoCo team is to advocate the use of the

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as well as the use of

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products.

Ubuntu & LoCos

The

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OS receives the credit for the promotion of the use of LoCos. They provide an assortment of materials and media to help each LoCo with their goals.

Approved LoCo Teams

New LoCo Teams

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External links

Ubuntu LoCo List

Ubuntu LoCo Main

Ubuntu LoCo Howto

Ubuntu LoCo FAQ

Ubuntu LoCo List (Wiki)

Ubuntu tries to go LoCo in all 50 states
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Ubuntu & LoCos

Approved LoCo Teams

New LoCo Teams

See also

External links