The biggest events in Linux's history
A year by year summary of the most significant events in Linux's history to date.
Oregon State's Linux User Group finds unique ways to celebrate milestones of its favorite Web browser.
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To celebrate the 100 millionth download of Mozilla's Firefox Web browser, the Linux Users Group at Oregon State University launched a weather balloon with the help of the Oregon Space Grant Consortium. Here, Firefox-One goes airborne above a cheering crowd of enthusiastic Firefox fans.
After the launch, the group got together for a Mozilla add-ons review session. Ongoing user review is one of the things that has led to Firefox's success.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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