February, 2005
We begin the new year with several large project in our schedule. Our customers always come first, so updating our web pages has been delayed.

August, 2003
We secure the name "CustomLogic LLC" with the California Secretary of State, and drop the "US" from our name.

February, 2003
Complete redesign of our website. All information is updated and reformatted.

August 31, 2000
Intern Alex Gudkov begins his internship.

July 12, 2000
Linux Links and Projects pages updated.

January 27, 2000
Complete redesign of our web. All information is updated and reformatted.

February 22, 1999
Full time internet connectivity for our firewall on a new DSL circuit.

January 4, 1999
CustomLogic registered with California Secretary of State as a Limited Liability Company named US CustomLogic LLC.

October 8, 1998
Part-time office assistant starts work.

April 28, 1998
Red Hat places CustomLogic on their web page as an official Support Partner.

October 17, 1997
Our first "real" office. CustomLogic moves to Sacramento County, and into our first office in Gold River, CA.

September 20, 1997
Our initial Web pages installed.

September 15, 1997
Our final day of work at our "real" jobs. CustomLogic becomes a full time venture.

April 14, 1997
Our first "real" server, a SuperMicro P6DNF Dual Pentium Pro with two 150 MHz. CPU's running Red hat 4.1.

January 28, 1997
The customlogic.com domain is registered.

January 23, 1997
CustomLogic obtains business license in El Dorado County.

December 1996
Brian and Tom make plans to start a partnership based upon Linux. Three years of exploration and use at our employers office has convinced us that Linux follows in the footsteps of UNIX by providing an excellent software development environment, and will quickly gain in popularity.

December 1993
Brian and Tom discover the Slackware Linux distribution, a free UNIX clone, with networking, a C and C++ compiler and X Window. (Thanks, Zhihong)