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On Wednesday 21 February 2007 15:38, Fintan Gaughan wrote:
> your set up.
>
>
> what's your set up at home? do you have a mail server website server?
> if so what's distro?
>
> I have 3 pc's at home
>
>...
I've got two identical AMD64 units running Debian Etch/AMD64, one is my
desktop the second is my partner's.
One antique Compaq PII-266 unit running Debian Sarge/x86 that does
Apache/Fetchmail/Dovecot/CVS/DNS and such. It was scrap from work and is
plenty good enough. The only problem with it is that it doesn't really have a
lot of on board disk.
One very antique Sun SPARC box that is still running Solaris 2.6.
One Dell desktop (was my main PC until last year), PPro-200 running Debian Sid
(my testing system).
One Dell inspiron PII-233 (was my partner's main machine until last year),
still running (badly) Windows 98.
One Compaq Armada notebook (works) running Windows XP - exceptionally slowly.
I'll probably bin the Compaq box that's my home server at some point, but I'm
not sure if I'll replace it with the SPARC box (which I may be able to get
some disks for) or a new box. I will eventually replace the notebook with
something new, and the test machine will eventually become to slow to use, so
I'll probably just scrap it.
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
"We must get users past their misunderstandings of uptime. A reboot
doesn't mean that anything broke, there is no hardware or software
corrective action taken, so there wasn't any real downtime."
-- overheard in an MS strategy meeting
