From DuncanWiki

Here is a list of computers I physically interact with on a fairly daily basis sorted by relative horsepower.

I also professionally support a few thousand servers running GNU/Linux which run a high-availability low fare search software for the airline industry.

And yes, I *do* consider my Linksys routers to be actual computers, they're runnling GNU/Linux after all =]

Physical Machines

name	make/model	location	use	cpu	ram	storage	o/s
Frank	Dell/Dimension 8100	Home	Legacy Gaming	1.4GHz Pentium 4	1GB	80GB	Windows 2000 Server
Brainguy	Apple/iMac	Home	Workstation	2.8GHz Core 2 Duo	4GB	320GB	Mac OS 10.6
Pearl	Apple/MacBook Pro	Home	Laptop	2.26GHz Core 2 Duo	4GB	500GB	Mac OS 10.6
Peanut	Apple/Mac Mini	Home	Printer/Scanner/File Server	1.4GHz G4	512MB	75GB	Mac OS 10.5
Gypsy	Fit-PC Slim	Home	Server	500MHz AMD Geode	512MB	2.25TB	Fedora 10
Gizmonic	Linksys WRT54GL	Home	External firewall & router	200MHz Broadcom	16MB	4MB	Tomato
Deep13	Linksys WRT54GL	Home	Internal firewall & router	200MHz Broadcom	16MB	4MB	Tomato
Servo	Linksys WRT54GL	Home	Wireless Bridge	200MHz Broadcom	16MB	4MB	Tomato
Crow	Linksys WRT54GL	Home	Wireless Bridge	200MHz Broadcom	16MB	4MB	Tomato
Timmy	Linksys WRT54GL	Home	Wireless Bridge	200MHz Broadcom	16MB	4MB	Tomato
Clay	ASL	Work	Workstation	2 x 3GHz Dual Core Xeon	12GB	3TB	CentOS 5
Torgo	IBM Thinkpad	Work	Laptop	1.8GHz Pentium M	2GB	40GB	CentOS 5
Goosio	Lenovo Thinkpad X200	Work	Laptop	2.4GHz Core 2 Duo	4GB	160GB	Ubuntu 9.10

Virtual Machines

name	make/model	location	use	cpu	ram	storage	o/s
Bobo	Virtual Machine	CO-LO	Server	2.4GHz Core 2 Quad (Shared)	300MB	13GB	CentOS 5

Pending Computer Names

name	probable use
mike
joel
cambot	I'd like to have a small webcam Server at home