Linux Counter
[1] In 1999, the project received wide technical media coverage, which led to it being slashdotted.[4][5][6] Linux Today reported how Microsoft Austria used the site for spamming Linux users;[7] the counter kept a list of press references, occasionally updated.[8] In 2011, it was taken over by Christin Löhner (then Alexander[9] Mieland[1]), who did a complete rewrite of the code.[11] At the end of 2020, Benjamin Marwell contacted Christin Löhner and asked to revive the project.Since January 1st, 2021, they have worked together on a new linuxcounter/unixcounter project, with progress visible on GitHub.