Windows XP - main machine Windows 2000 - 2 other machines Solaris 9 - on a machine I don't use. OS X - on, duh, my Apple.
Main Machine-- XP Wife's machine-- 2000 Domain Server-- 2000 Server Ftp server/secondary machine-- Mandrake 7.3 File server-- Cobalt Qube running a bastardized version of RH Linux youngest daughters machine-- 98SE oldest daughter's machine-- 2000 test box-- 98SE old machine sitting in a corner-- BeOS wife's laptop-- XP
At home is boring: 1 Dual Boot XP/RedHat 9 1 XP 1 2000 At work is the cool setup: 1 2k3 Advance Server 3 Novell Netware 6.0 1 Novell Netware 4.0 2 Win2K Servers 1 Linux (RH9) Server 1 Solaris Box that isn't being used right now Granted, that's nothing extremely special if you've got a big company, but considering I manage all those servers for a school, it's cool enough.
Yeah, I know. The only reason is that I'm on an original iMac, so OSX would be painfully slow. I'll break down sooner or later and get a new Mac.
Win 95 b - at home Win 98 - at Dad's Win XP - at office... needless to say, check my email first at home.
Main computer: WinXP Professional ed. LapTop: win98 Older Desktop: Win2000 Newest Desktop: WinXP Professional Ed. Sister's pc: WinXP Home ED.
Home desktop: OS X Jaguar, Win2K Pro (through Virtual PC, which I haven't used in forever; starting it up now... "Windows Update has found 38 critical updates for your computer." Oops... "Total: 38 = 37.49999999999999 MB" -- the kind of quality I've come to expect from Microsoft; 3 reboots required? Nice....) Home laptop: Win XP Home (the reason I don't use VPC too much -- that, and the fact that VPC is s...l...o...w...; maybe I should install some minimal Linux distro on it? Anyone here ever try that?) Work: Win2K Pro
Redhat and Mandrake, even Slackware, are friendly with laptops. However, I wouldn't expect dial up to work, only the network card. I am running Linux on my Gateway book now.
