We've Made It! 100,000 Nodes
Summary: Another milestone for Tux Machines, which will turn 15 in a couple of years
100,000 nodes in Tux Machines will have been published later tonight. This one will be assigned node ID/#99995. Earlier today someone anonymous told us, "I just wanted to say thank you for all the work you've done and new information updates at tuxmachines.org."
That's what we are here for -- to help spread information. We don't profit or gain anything from this site, but it's our way of giving back to the Free/Open Source software community.
On to 200,000 (this may take another decade or more). █
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