Originally posted by: Czar
Voted 5 since I dont count one or .. maybe two more which are pentium 90 and pentium 100
1. Windows XP
2. Win2003
3. Win2003
4. Win2k
5. NT4 for Alpha's (lub my huge ass Alpha AXP)
Originally posted by: Jero
Originally posted by: Trygve
A few hundred, but only 40-some are actually in use at the moment. I've got one dual-Xeon system that I'm (grudgingly) running Windows XP Pro on, a half-dozen single P4 or dual-Athlon machines running Windows 2000, a stack of Sun Ultra2s (dual 300MHz, 2GB memory) running Solaris 8, two older Sun machines still running SunOS 4.1.4, a couple of dual-PIII systems running Debian linux, and the rest of the servers are running Slackware Linux. Then I've got a few dozen laptops, most of which are running Windows 2K or Windows 98.
are you building a farm/cluster or something?
Originally posted by: mpitts
Originally posted by: deathkoba
I have 8 although 3 of them are consistantly in use.
They all run Microsoft Windows ME.
Sorry.
Originally posted by: mpitts
Originally posted by: Czar
Voted 5 since I dont count one or .. maybe two more which are pentium 90 and pentium 100
1. Windows XP
2. Win2003
3. Win2003
4. Win2k
5. NT4 for Alpha's (lub my huge ass Alpha AXP)
Hell, I didn't even think to include all of the computers that are PII or lower sitting in my garage.
Originally posted by: PsychoticIdiot
i don't own a computer, i'm doing this from my head