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Larry
The machine is home built, with an older i7 7600k processor, 16 GB of memory, and two 2 TB disks. Motherboard is a Gigabit p8z68 (several years old now, same as cpu) Video card is Nvidia fx3700.
Robert Streeter
Operating system: Xubuntu 16.04
Icon Theme: Papirus
Theme: Arc-Dark
Wallpaper: WallpaperDay Link to wallpaper on DA http://fav.me/d4lhe0g
Leo
Recently, I got an Intel NUC6i5SYH barebone system, which came with soldered-in Intel i5 6260U CPU.
As it does not come with any pre-installed OS (NUC is shipped with no RAM and hard drive), I decided to install Ubuntu 17.04 on it. An initial test run from live-USB showed that all NUC’s components are recognized and working, including 802.11ac WiFi module.
I threw in two 16GB DDR4 SO-DIMM modules and an 250GB NVMe SSD. NUC also has a SATA port and 9mm space for 2.5” drive, so I can expand storage when I need more.
At the moment, this small yet powerful machine also serves as a home lab for my VMware experiments. Two CPU cores with hyper-threading and 32GB RAM make nested virtualization possible – I run VMware Workstation with several virtual machines with VMware ESXi installed, and each of those has test VMs.
Alan Ward
Memories of times long past = Linuxmint 18.2 Cinnamon + icon files from Noobslab + Railway theme + WPS (Kingsoft) office. Please note all software is updated to its most recent version, and naturally enough compiled using 64-bit instructions (amd64).