LinuxLinks.com reaches epic milestone

Last Updated on January 26, 2026

Today, with support from the Linux community, we at LinuxLinks.com are thrilled to announce a remarkable achievement: we’ve just published our 10,000th article on all things Linux!

Our articles primarily highlight open source software, showcasing our top recommendations through curated roundups. In addition to these, we provide in-depth reviews as well. However, we’re more than just a software-focused platform. We also feature a diverse array of series that cover hardware topics that are sure to captivate Linux enthusiasts.

We’re broadening our coverage, and your contributions can make the site even more comprehensive.

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Stats

I’m passionate about statistics, so let’s take a moment to highlight some interesting ones.

Although our content focuses on Linux it attracts readers from a variety of operating systems. Here’s a look at the most popular platforms and web browsers engaging with our material over the past 90 days:

Explore Linux
	Best Free and Open Source Software - A huge collection of recommended free and open source software covering every major category.
	In-depth Linux Software Reviews - Detailed assessments of Linux software covering features, usability and overall quality.
	The Big List of Active Linux Distros - An extensive collection of actively developed Linux distributions.
	Open Source Alternatives - Alternatives to software and services from Google, Microsoft, Apple, Adobe, IBM, Autodesk, Oracle and others.
	Essential Linux System Tools - Indispensable utilities for monitoring, maintaining and managing Linux systems.
	Linux Productivity Tools - Useful utilities for improving productivity and streamlining everyday tasks.
	Alternatives to Popular CLI Tools - Modern alternatives to familiar command-line utilities supplied with Linux systems.
	Awesome Free Linux Game Tools - Tools, utilities and companion software that improve gaming on Linux.
	Machine Learning on Linux - Machine learning and deep learning software, self-hosted applications and practical tools.
	Saving Money with Linux - Practical ways to reduce electricity consumption and lower computing costs with Linux.
	Linux Candy - Fun, entertaining and sometimes delightfully quirky software from the lighter side of Linux.

Linux Hardware
	Minisforum N5 Pro - A powerful five-bay NAS with extensive storage expansion and fast networking.
	Beelink EQi Core 3 304 - A compact Intel mini PC tested for compatibility, performance and power use under Linux.
	BOSGAME VTA-439 - High-performance AMD mini PC with Radeon 890M graphics and a powerful NPU.
	Minisforum M2 - Intel Panther Lake mini PC examined for performance, efficiency and Linux support.
	Minisforum MS-02 Ultra - Expandable mini workstation with PCIe, four M.2 slots and exceptionally fast networking.
	Minisforum MS-R1 - ARM mini workstation with UEFI, PCIe expansion and dual 10GbE networking.
	BOSGAME M7 - Compact Core Ultra mini PC with Intel Arc graphics and strong all-round performance.
	PELADN WO4 - Affordable Ryzen mini PC showing what older hardware can still deliver under Linux.
	Volla Phone Quintus - Smartphone running Ubuntu Touch, including Linux applications and everyday mobile use.
	Orange Pi 6 Plus - Powerful ARM single-board computer explored as a Linux desktop and development platform.
	Raspberry Pi 5 - Exploring the Raspberry Pi 5 as a compact Linux desktop and general-purpose computer.
	Portable Monitors - Portable displays tested with Linux: UPERFECT UColor T6 4K, UPERFECT Unify B5 1080p, Intehill 16" 3K, Intehill 13.4" 4K, Luckfox 15.6"

How did LinuxLinks start

LinuxLinks initially began as a private home page. Back in 1994 Linux was beginning to take off and our bookmarks had become increasingly disorganised. Over time, demand increased from other users to list the Linux sites on a more formal basis. Linux Links was then created.

As the internet grew we saw the need to register a domain name, to make it easy for people to find the latest Linux links.

Our goal is to make it simple for all types of Linux users, whether they be a complete beginner or a UNIX wizard, to find the most useful Linux software and sites on the internet in the least amount of time.