Thinkpad X41 running OpenBSD, will be replaced by an X60-something eventually.
Acer Aspire One running (mostly) Debian and Windows 7, dual-booted. I found it cheap on craigslist, and it's light enough that I don't have second thoughts bringing it while biking about. I still prefer my thinkpad, but it's surprisingly adequate.
amd64/OpenBSD desktop, two Acer 24inch monitors, Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 (Dvorak), Kensington "Expert Mouse" trackball (the best left-handed trackball I've found, by far).
Another old, cheap, cobbled together computer running OpenBSD as a firewall / router / server.
A Haworth Zody chair and a fantastic wrap-around desk my father-in-law built.
Software: Emacs, Lua, dwm, dmenu, tmux, git, runit, w3m, mpd, nethack, xwrits, the usual Unix toolchain, etc.
Acer Aspire One running (mostly) Debian and Windows 7, dual-booted. I found it cheap on craigslist, and it's light enough that I don't have second thoughts bringing it while biking about. I still prefer my thinkpad, but it's surprisingly adequate.
amd64/OpenBSD desktop, two Acer 24inch monitors, Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 (Dvorak), Kensington "Expert Mouse" trackball (the best left-handed trackball I've found, by far).
Another old, cheap, cobbled together computer running OpenBSD as a firewall / router / server.
A Haworth Zody chair and a fantastic wrap-around desk my father-in-law built.
Software: Emacs, Lua, dwm, dmenu, tmux, git, runit, w3m, mpd, nethack, xwrits, the usual Unix toolchain, etc.