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Italian Linux Society

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Italian association founded in 1994 for the promotion and dissemination of Linux and free and open source software.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Italian Linux Society is an Italian association dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of Linux and free and open source software. Its official website states that it has been active since 1994, and it describes itself as the Italian association for the promotion and dissemination of Linux and free and open source software. It invites people to join ILS and to support the community, and it offers free stickers to distribute at school and in the office. Its news archive includes items about moving its account to Banca Etica and leaving Unicredit, supporting the "Keep Android Open" campaign, participating in the 2025 AGCOM public consultation on the free modem for fiber connections, and a 2024 bulletin marking its 30th year.

History

Italian Linux Society describes itself as active since 1994, when it began promoting Linux in Italy. Its official website presents it as the Italian association for the promotion and dissemination of Linux and free and open source software. In its news archive, the association reports moving its account to Banca Etica and beginning to leave Unicredit, supporting the "Keep Android Open" campaign, participating in the 2025 AGCOM public consultation on the free modem for fiber connections, and publishing a 2024 bulletin marking its 30th year of presence.

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Italian association for the promotion and dissemination of Linux and free and open source software.

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