Posted November 19th, 2008 by FoxHound

I was curious to know what king of set up my fellow Linux Journal Readers are running.

Here Is the Spece for my Home Network

Prudent ( Hp Pavillion a6230n (Ubuntu 8.04))

Physical Memory ( Ram ) 3.25GB

SDA: 400 gb Western Digital

SDB 300gb Western Digital

On oarsd Video NVidia GeForce 6150 SE

Network Card 3com 3c905b

Evga Nvidia Geforce 8400 GS 256 MB on board memory

Chrome (Dell Diminsion c4600( mused as A free nas File Server))

Monitor Dell 2005 FFPW 20.1 Flat Panel Highest resoution 1680 by 1050

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CPU Imtel Pentium 4 @c 2.4 GHZ

HDA 120GB Western Digital

On board Video, lan and Sound.

Zinc (13'' White MacBook)

2.1 GHZ Intel Core Z2 Duo

SDA 120GB Hatachi

On board Sound, Video, Ethernet, Wireless and Webcam

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