By Justin Dansby
From GA
May 15, 2008
| home - pc with windows
work - mac, unix, windows |  |
By Aaron Martinuzzi
From Fort Collins, CO
May 15, 2008
| i'm a student, thus, just one computer.
started with a PC laptop, which was stolen. replaced with a mac because it required less shopping around. | |
By percious
From Arvada, CO
May 15, 2008
| mac mac | |
By John McNamee
Administrator
From Littleton, CO
May 15, 2008
| Windoze at work. WIndow free zone at home, so macs only. | |
By Peter Kananen
From Cincinnati, OH
May 15, 2008
| mac at home, mac at work. The admins may have this data based on network stats. | |
By Beagle
May 15, 2008
| Um, Mac. | |
By Daryl Allan
From Sierra Vista, AZ
May 15, 2008
| Amiga!! ... just kidding - Ubuntu 8 on x86 | |
By John Langston
May 15, 2008
| PC right now. Will be a Mac in the near future.
Are they better? The mac just hit my price point just at the right time. I don't know what to expect. | |
By Kateri Ahrendt
From Boulder, CO
May 15, 2008
| Apple IIe. I've had it since middle school. | |
By Daryl Allan
From Sierra Vista, AZ
May 15, 2008
| Kateri Ahrendt wrote: Apple IIe. I've had it since middle school.
Nice! IIe's rule. I cleaned one for a writer at his house back when i worked for Ikon. The work order stated that the machine would shut down after about 3-5 mins of running (overheating). I took the top off of it and there was this layer of lint/dust/who-knows-what over the board that literally looked like a sheet of purple felt. You could just barely make out the caps and riser cards by the shape of the dust carpet so i very carefully, without breathing, put the top back on, gently carried it out front and proceeded to clean. The cleaning process consisted of deep breaths, blowing out the case, then running about 10 to 15 feet away to exhale, deep breath again then back over for more dusting. I put it all back together and it worked great. The guy used it everyday to write. So cool... | |
By Chuck Parks
From Atlanta, GA
May 15, 2008
| Daryl Allan wrote: Amiga!! ... just kidding - Ubuntu 8 on x86
If you're using SSH, you might want to check yo'self!
http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/925211
It's all Linux on PCs for me, too. "It's freedom, baby! Yeah!" | |
By Andrew Gram
Administrator
From Denver, CO
May 16, 2008
| HP/UX at work, Mac at home | |
By Keith Roussil
From Boulder, CO
May 16, 2008
| Macs at home. Winblows at work. | |
By Andy Choens
From Albany, NY
May 16, 2008
| Work - Windows XP
Home - NEITHER! Ubuntu 8.10 (I am so glad to see two other people already post some Linux Love!)
If I can figure out how to read MS Access files on Linux and insert OLE objects in MS Word files, I will be off of Microsoft at work too. I really need to get a work computer than can handle virtualization. | |
By Dan Mottinger
May 16, 2008
| PC @ work
Mac @ home--as of last week, yay!
I'm still not sure if I'm cool enough or have enough black turtlenecks to be a part of the 'mac lifestyle' [/rolls eyes] | |
By Joe A
From Moab, Utah
May 16, 2008
| linux, ubuntu 6.10(?)
on a mac right now, though. | |
By chris deulen
From Duluth, MN
May 16, 2008
| Mac at home, pc at work cause I have to. | |
By trispad
From Boulder, CO
May 16, 2008
| Fedora 8 on x86_64 | |
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