High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Berkeley Macintosh Users Group (BMUG) is a users' group, founded in September 1984 by U.C. Berkeley students including Reese Jones, Raines Cohen and Bernt Wahl to share knowledge on graphical computing, primarily the Apple Macintosh. The group had more than 13,000 members at its peak in 1993, with BBSs in Boston, and Tokyo, and was the largest users' group at the time. BMUG was famous for lively meetings, "We are in the business of giving away information" motto, "BMUG Awards", its great MacWorld Expo get-togethers, CD and book publishing, and a thick "newsletter" akin to the Whole Earth Catalog, and one of the largest shareware collections for Macintosh Public Domain software.

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