Impressive Steve. I'm actually quite proud of what I've achieved with my limited knowledge. I class myself as nothing more than an enthusiastic amateur unlike all you professional sysadmins:
Home network: PVR (MythTV) Dell Inspiron (student daughter's laptop) PC (Ubuntu) (for wife to do eBay) Xbox (Xebian) frontend for MythTV (well actually I use XBMC more, but it still counts) PC freeNAS for backup storage (and yet to convert Son's PC... he is proving a bit more of a challenge) Web site for the farm - freeplone site hosted by Openmedia. At work: (I work in two locations - Auckland & Chch a few days a week each) Chch: Toshiba Laptop (Ubuntu) Auckland: IBM Thinkpad (Ubuntu) And for travelling between the two: Asus eeePC running Kubuntu with Myth frontend when at home. (All running Evolution to connect, regrettably, to an evil Exchange server) Personal file storage is on Seagate FreeAgent. Nothing to do with Linux really but what great piece of kit - it runs like a scalded cat. Wishlist: Phone is a Nokia E61 - I'd love to have something running free software. MP3 player... Creative Zen Vision M ... might have to check out rockbox. Need a decent firewall at home some time soon. Have a good weekend - David On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 5:20 PM, Steve Holdoway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > A bit of fun just before beer o'clock. With the release of Rockbox 3.0, I > thought it might be fun to list what ( apart from servers and desktop > computers ) you're running linux on. I've got > > PVR (mythbuntu) > AP (voyage) > PABX (asterisk) > iPod (rockbox - hardest 2 minute install ever... didn't even lose my songs, > and I got doom! ) > > *and* all with an acceptable WAF. > > I'd like to get openwrt up and running, but I've only got a spare d-link > dsl-g604t gen 2 available and I can't get it to load yet ( and they don't > seem to be very reliable at all, the number I've taken back ). Next project, > may well be a frustrating one. > > What's everyone else using (: > > -- > Steve Holdoway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
