RE: Average Computing Devices\Person Ratio in UKHA households

["Steve Morgan" <wormpurple@xxxxxxx>]

OK.

Main workstation:		Win2K Server
Internet Gateway:		Win2K Pro
HA Server:			Win2K AS
Linux server:		Red Hat
Domain Controller:	Win2K AS
DNS Server:			NT4 Server
Spare server:		NT4 Server
Laptop 1:			Win2K Pro (+NT4, XP, Linux under
VirtualPC)
Laptop 2:			Win2K Pro
iPAQ 1:			PocketPC 2002
iPAQ 2:			PocketPC 2000
NINO:				WinCE 2.11
ePODs:			WinCE 2.11
TiVo:				Linux
Bush Internet STB 1:	Risc OS
Bush Internet STB 2:	Risc OS
Cisco Switch:		Dunno - but you can telnet into it.

Don't think Pronto really counts, 'cos you can't get at the OS.

So that makes 17 and there are two of us, so that's 8.5 each.

Actually, that's not entirely true, 'cos there's Alice now, but at 3
months I don't think she qualifies as a user of any of these devices so
I'm gonna stick with 8.5!

Steve


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Don McAllister [mailto:donmc@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 29 March 2002 12:10
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: [ukha_d] Average Computing Devices\Person Ratio in
> UKHA households
>
>
> As it seems a bit quiet with Easter and all that, what's the
> average computing device\Person ratio in most ukha's households?
>
> By computing device I suppose you should include anything
> with storage and an operating system. I reckoned mine up
> before and got a bit of a shock i.e.:
>
> Main PC - 		Windows XP
> Work Laptop - 	Windows XP
> MP3 Server - 	Windows XP
> Firewall - 		Linux
> SWMBO PC - 		Windows XP\98
> Playroom PC - 	Windows XP
> Bedroom 1 - 	Multitainer (Windows 98)
> Bedroom 2 - 	Multitainer (Windows 98)
> Tivo - 		Linux PC
> Palm PDA - 		Palm OS
> Handspring Visor  Palm OS
> Fuji Pentablet - 	Windows 98 (when it arrives!)
>
> So with 4 of us in the household, that comes in at 3 devices
> per person. How does everyone else fair?
>