2021

• Apr 18 - New release: boxes v2.1.0
• Feb 15 - New release: boxes v2.0.0

2020

• Jan 15 - Modern command line tool

2019

• Apr 5 - boxes available via 'choco install' on Windows
• Feb 21 - New release: boxes v1.3

2018

• Sep 10 - Notepad++ Integration

2017

• Oct 26 - Yay!
• Aug 23 - Geek Must Have boxes
• Mar 16 - New release: boxes v1.2

2016

• Aug 2 - Boxes becomes part of Windows 10
• Feb 3 - JetBrains support boxes with free license

2015

• Jan 16 - New release: boxes v1.1.2

2014

• Dec 23 - New site design, hosted on GitHub
• Sep 24 - The boxes sources moved to GitHub!
• Apr 16 - The Windows port of boxes v1.1.1 is available

2012

• Oct 19 - New release: boxes v1.1.1
• Jun 11 - Introductory video on boxes

2009

• Dec 14 - Samuel Huckins on boxes

2006

• Jul 23 - New release: boxes v1.1
• Jul 12 - New snapshot version which solves flex problems
• Jun 16 - Linux.com reports on boxes
• Feb 26 - New designs, new option, improved Emacs mode

2003

• Dec 9 - Linux Magazine reports on boxes
• Nov 20 - Linux User Magazine reports on boxes

2002

• Feb 5 - Boxes moves to boxes.thomasjensen.com

2000

• Dec 18 - Updated Emacs mode
• Dec 1 - Compiling on Red Hat Linux 7 [obsolete]
• Mar 18 - New release: boxes v1.0.1
• Mar 9 - Boxes now runs on Windows!

1999

• Nov 3 - Boxes is now integrated with Emacs
• Aug 31 - New binaries available for download
• Aug 22 - First stable release: boxes v1.0
• Aug 18 - Beta version 5 released
• Aug 18 - Beta development progresses
• Jul 4 - Web page redesign
• Jun 30 - Beta version 2
• Jun 16 - Alpha version 2
• Jun 4 - First alpha version
• Jun 2 - List of box designs
• May 30 - Dev Update