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Europe:

Arte Numérica

Consulting services and custom solutions. Uses open-source tools. Portugal.

http://artenumerica.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

C@LL - Conseil Internet & Logiciels Libres

Free Software consulting - specializing in web and database. Zope, and Ht Dig. Creates GPL software. Monaco.

http://www.librelogiciel.com/

Clues Limited

London based. Mail systems, firewalls and system design.

http://www.clues.ltd.uk/

Digibel OpenSource Support

Supports and implements the Linux Operating System. Benelux and Europe

http://www.digibel.be

Dynnocht Computer Services

Free/Open Source software specialist and chartered information systems practitioner. Located in Cumbernauld, Scotland.

http://www.dynnocht.co.uk/

embedded linux custom software services

Embedded linux software consultants, custom design, board bring-up, vxworks port

http://www.katalix.com

Help4Hosters

Technical support for hosting companies.

http://www.help4hosters.com

Humboldt Solutions

Consultancy and software development services, specialising in Linux based embedded systems and device drivers.

http://www.humboldt.co.uk

IT-OPTICS s.a.

Networking expertise and Linux and Open Source.Mons, Belgium.

http://www.it-optics.com

Juraj Bednar

Remote LINUX installation, administration and security with regard to penetration testing, and audits. Banska Bystrica, Slovak Republic.

http://jurajbednar.com/

LINBIT Information Technologies GmbH

DRBD for cluster solutions for all Linux-based applications.

http://www.linbit.com/

Linugen

Consulting, support, development and training services focused on Linux and Open Source applications. Schoten, Belgium

http://www.linugen.com

The Linux Academy

Software development, support and training. Southampton, UK.

http://the-linux-academy.co.uk

Mathias Kettner

Consulting and training based in Munich, Germany. Emphasis on system integration in middle and large companies.

http://mathias-kettner.com

Mind Linux Solutions

Linux and other open source software in Belgium.

http://mind.be/

Open Development Group

Consulting and development for open source software based in Iceland.

http://www.odg.cc

OpenIT

Turnkey installations and maintenance of Linux systems for schools and small to medium sized businesses. Finland.

http://www.openit.fi/

Openstrike

Linux and open source consultancy offering migration, training, contract administration and programming. South East England.

http://www.openstrike.co.uk/

The Penguin Factory

Linux and Open Source solutions providers based in Glasgow, Scotland.

http://www.penguinfactory.co.uk

Philip Hands Computing Ltd.

UK consultant specializing in free software.

http://www.hands.com/

Sirius Corporation

Open Source software and Linux specialists. Offer consultancy, support and training services. Based in the UK.

http://www.siriusit.co.uk/

SoundByte Digital Ltd.

Specializes in administration of Unix and Linux systems. London area.

http://www.soundbyte.co.uk

Suretec Systems Ltd.

Located in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. Open Source and Linux systems integration, with consultancy services available.

http://www.suretecsystems.com

Ziggurat Communications Ltd.

Design, installation and support for Linux, open source software and data networks. Located in the UK.

http://www.zigg.net/

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