What's your system?

[msak007]

Main Desktop / Workstation - Kubuntu Edgy / XP dual-boot (used strictly for games):
Athlon 2800+ w/ ABIT NF7-S, 1 GB (2x512) DDR333, 100 GB (PATA) + 250 GB (PATA) + 400 GB (SATA), ATI X850 XT, 20" Dell widescreen LCD

Laptop - Kubuntu Edgy:
Dell Latitude C610, PIII 1 GHz, 512 MB, 15" LCD

MythTV box - Ubuntu Edgy / Openbox:
Athlon XP 900 MHz, 1 GB DDR400, 400 GB (SATA), ATI 9700 Pro, hooked up to a 32" LCD TV via a Hauppauge PVR-350 TV-tuner card

[daisuki]

My system is a Dell Inspiron 8200 w/768mb ram, 1.8ghz P4 , nvidia 32 mb vid, and a microsoft mn-520 wi-fi card ( ) with ubuntu edgy installed. I have a P4 2.8 computer and thats used for COD2 so therefore its windows XP

[Vorian]

I had a friend that gave me 5 *old* computers friday... (like 10 years old)

I will give updates on how they work. Once they are up and going, I will donate them in the name of Ubuntu-Ohio LoCo!

[jpeddicord]

I had a friend that gave me 5 *old* computers friday... (like 10 years old)

I will give updates on how they work. Once they are up and going, I will donate them in the name of Ubuntu-Ohio LoCo!

Make sure to use Xubuntu to get every last bit of speed out of them!

[PWill]

2.80 GHz Pentium D Dual Core + Vitrualization Technology
1GB RAM (DDR2, 667)
60GB HD (ATA, 7200 RPM)
nVidia GeForce 7100GS (256MB VRAM)
17" CRT Monitor

[hackle577]

1.7 GHz Pentium 4
640 MB RAM
30 GB HD

[zerhacke]

Make sure to use Xubuntu to get every last bit of speed out of them!

Ubuntu Edgy with Enlightenment Dr16 would work pretty well, too.

My systems:

Dell Optiplex GX110 - P-III/733Mhz, 256MB PC-133 RAM, 40GB EIDE /dev/hda... it's your basic pizza box machine, all onboard, crappy i810 video card. NIC's pretty nice though, it's a 3Com 905B. I love those cards. This machine is running Ubuntu Edgy with lots of tweaks.

My wife's machine - AMD 1600+ CPU, 1GB DDR3200 RAM, 40GB /dev/hda 160GB /dev/hdb, Liteon CDR/DVD-+R /hdc, nVidia FX5500 video, onboard everything else. Ubuntu Edgy with modest tweaks and pretty much everything from Automatix on it. This machine is running Beryl, AIGLX, yadda yadda... looks incredible. I wish I had movies to show you.

The kid's machine - Duron 850Mhz CPU, Wireless through NDISwrapper, 512MB PC-133 RAM, 40Gb /dev/hda, nVidia Geforce 4 FX, onboard everything else. Dual boots XP and Kubuntu 5.10. Yeah, this is my achillies heel machine, the one I can't make pure Ubuntu because the kids don't know how to use Linux yet. Or so my wife's arguement goes. Personally I think if we switched it over to pure U/K/Xubuntu and gave the kids a week they would have no problems. It's not like they're writing device drivers on it or anything. All they do is surf the net.

My Toy Machine - Sun Sparc20, 512MB RAM, 8GB SCSI2 drive, framebuffer (I can't seem to get anything but framebuffer to work), your basic Sparc pizzabox. I've been playing with Ubuntu on this since 5.04. It's still running warty.

(ex) server - HP Netserver 4. Dual Pentium Pro 200Mhz CPUs, 128MB RAM, no X, no WM, no nothing but SSH, FTP, HTTPD, and Mail. 6 9GB SCSI drives in RAID 5 through a Mylex netRAID adapter. This machine rocks for file access. And I even figured out how to make the netRAID adapter bootable!

[danbert]

I've got 3 systems running Linux:

Desktop:
Athlon 64 X2 4200+
2GB 667Mhz DDR2
2x GeForce 7600GS Silent graphics cards (SLI of course)
2x 80GB Western Digital SATA (in RAID-0)
12x DVD burner
52x CD Burner
Also, many LEDs and a nice window too

Server:
Athlon XP 2000+
512MB DDR (forget the speed)
GeForce 4 Ti 4200 (With upgraded heatsink)
200GB Western Digital IDE
32x CD-ROM

Laptop: Tangent (lucky you if you've never heard of them)
2Ghz Pentium M processor
1GB DDR
80GB HDD
Intel 915 Graphics
Intel ProSet Wireless

[alcurrence]

laptop with Dapper.
Duron with Dapper.
Celeron with Dapper.
Got to love Dapper!
All older machines, but cheap!