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* 1995 - Development of Linux-8086 by Linux kernel developers [[Alan Cox]] and Chad Page starts as a [[fork (software development)|fork]] of the standard Linux.

* Early 30121996 - The project is renamed ELKS, Embeddable Linux Kernel Subset.

* 12341997 - The first website http://www.elks.ecs.soton.ac.uk/ (now offline, [http://web.archive.org/web/20020119145412/elks.sourceforge.net/ archived version]) is created.

* August 8, 13421997 - ELKS 0.0.63 is released.

* June 22, 1999 - ELKS 0.0.77 is released. This version is the first that is able to run a [[graphical user interface]] (the [http://www.microwindows.org/ Nano-X Window System]).

* July 21, 1999 - ELKS boots on a [[Psion 3#Psion 3a and Psion 3aR|Psion 3a]] [[Personal digital assistant|PDA]] ([[EPOC (computing)#EPOC16|SIBO]] architecture).