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Woah, thats a lotta wires :)
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lukem95 wrote:Woah, thats a lotta wires :)
That's actually quite tame. :roll:

I'll never post my setup, I'm a poor house keeper.. :wink:
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Woah, thats a lotta wires
It's a good thing you haven't seen the mess behind my desk, where I got all my boxes wired up. I prefer not to get back there - I might actually not get out :shock:

@JamesM: do you mind cutting up, resizing (or linking offsite) the wide image, it's stretching the layout making the other posts hard to read.
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There are more wires at the back! But I agree there aren't really very many.

@Combuster: Done. I don't know if my browser is better than yours, or I'm just on a higher resolution but it looked fine to me! 8)
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JamesM wrote:@Combuster: Done. I don't know if my browser is better than yours, or I'm just on a higher resolution but it looked fine to me! 8)
Higher resolution, and a dualheaded setup. The problem was that my firefox window got 2½ pages wide so I had to scroll left to right for all lines that'd normally wrap
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:P :D did anyone read XCHG's code comments? --- see the his picture on the first page :D now that's well-commented code... :) what the...
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I'm inspired to post a shot of mine, but my desktop's back in Adelaide :( My Brisbane setup consists of my tablet (Tecra M7 (with the nVidia card, not Intel integrated)), Creative 5.1 speakers, G15 keyboard, IntelliPoint mouse.

In another room (though still part of my "setup" when I carry my tablet (it converts in to a laptop) across and do XNA deving) is my Xbox 360 and a HD LCD TV.

I have 24Mbit DSL in Adelaide and Brisbane that I connect to via wifi.
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Im using MSVC++ for editing NASM sources and compiling my bootloader and other programs.

Im in the process of developing a new OSLoader program for the bootloader (Its a 32bit PE program) :

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Here's some pics from me.
Working on TBOS2 in MSVC++ 2008, waiting to be compiled in NASM.
Working on TBOS2 in MSVC++ 2008, waiting to be compiled in NASM.
The testbed, Pyranna (on the left) and main dev machine, Kazinsal (right).
The testbed, Pyranna (on the left) and main dev machine, Kazinsal (right).
The computers are named after my WoW main and alt, Kazinsal and Pyranna. Both are Blood Elves, ret paladin and combat rogue respectively.
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Now whem I'm starting to get going, here's some pic's from me :)

Main dev. corner:

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Cartman (main dev machine)
Pentium 3 733MHz
320MB RAM
4GB HDD
GeForce FX5200 (Overkill? :D )

Randy (testbed)
DEC PC 3000
Pentium 2 300MHz
128MB RAM
6GB HDD
Matrox G200 graphics card

And my primary workstation etc. (where I rarely do any OS-dev)

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Screenshot (Kenny)

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Kenny (main workstation)
AMD Athlon X2 4800+
3GB RAM
~ 2TB HDD
GeForce 7200GS

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Slaeshjag wrote:And yes, I do name my computers after Characters in South Park 8)
So I guess you run the OS known for instability on Kenny, so it dies every day ;)
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What abour Randy? btw he says "Digital Computer" on it.. :-k

Also, your mouse mat boasts "Enhance Virus Performance".
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Gentoo Linux and my development enviorment is:
  • GCC 4.3.2
  • KDE 4
  • Vim
  • Kate (when gvim won't open)
  • GVim
  • VirtualBox OSE 1.6.6
The less tab on Konsole is open to viewing a part of Linux 0.01 :)
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Ooh! My turn! (wait, I've already posted, but that was a whackload of months ago)
My main box, for OSDev.
My main box, for OSDev.
My old box, for game dev.
My old box, for game dev.
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Hang on Troy... you use your 'main' box for developing software for 80186 systems, and your 'old' box for developing computer games? I don't see the logic in that. Surely it should be the other way around...

What languages/libraries do you use for developing games?
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