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Awesome rig, @AK-33! The water cooling looks SICK! What are the specs? I love your family of laptops, @WarFox. Which laptop from the family is your favorite, and why? Also, good looks on the Run BSD stickers - I will consider requesting some if I run BSD in the future. Here's a 30 second video of my setup. The tower is not at all impressive, so I didn't show it off. I didn't do any fancy chassis or lights on my rig this round. Specs: Operating System Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (Dual Boot) Debian 64-bit (Dual Boot) CPU Intel Core i9 @ 3.60GHz Kaby Lake 14nm Technology RAM 32.0GB Motherboard Dell Inc. 0H0P0M (U3E1) Graphics LG ULTRAWIDE (2560x1080@60Hz) LG ULTRAWIDE (2560x1080@60Hz) HP VH240a (1080x1920@60Hz) HP VH240a (1080x1920@60Hz) Intel UHD Graphics 630 (Dell) 4095MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (Dell) Storage 476GB KXG60ZNV512G NVMe TOSHIBA 512GB (SSD) 931GB Seagate ST1000DM010-2EP102 (SATA ) 931GB Western Digital WD My Passport 0820 USB Device (USB (SATA) ) 5589GB Western Digital WD My Book 25EE USB Device (USB (SATA) ) 930GB Western Digital WD My Book 1110 USB Device (USB (SATA) ) 4657GB Western Digital WD Game Drive USB Device (USB (SATA) (SSD))

Okay, people ... show 'em if you got 'em! Meet the love of my life: Her name is Scimitar. Shoutout to the good people at Overkill Computers for building her for me!

@cwade12c Your 4-screen setup puts mine to shame. Are they all connected to the same graphics card? The specs for my rig: The prices were accurate as of 2019.

@cwade12cIts hard to save there is for sure a favorite, they are all favorite in their own way. The MBP 2015, I've got to give it to Apple on this, the best touch pad experience. The iBook G4, while it ain't the fastest, something about those old keyboard, it by far has my favorite keyboard. The netbook is great for light work loads or just work involving SSHing into a server while on the couch. But I do often spend most of the time on the MBP 2015 because that is where I do all of my school work.

It isn't really one rig, but the family. Showed Wade some of them earlier. So, from left to right. Apple iBook G4 running OpenBSD. In the back is the Macbook Pro 2015, as you can see from the screen, it is not displaying MacOS. It does dual boot. It dual boots NetBSD and MacOS Big Sur Infront of that, Dell netbook running NetBSD. 2007 white polycarbonate Macbook running NetBSD. Underneath that is a cheap Lenovo Ideapad S340 running Debian. Behind the laptops is a Mac Mini 2009 running netBSD and my Raspberry Pi 4B is seen on the right below the lego Saturn V. It currently runs FreeBSD. More images: The off white grey looking keyboard above is a C64 mini from Retrogames. It is a commodore 64 game emulator. I mainly got it because you can put it in "basic" mode and interface with it as if it were a Commodore 64. Btw, the "Run BSD" stickers you can request for free. They are from an organization in the UK who makes them for people to place on their laptops to sort of advertise the BSD family of Operating Systems. The Mars postage stamp. I picked up a book of stamps featuring planets with plans to associate planets with machines and using the postage stamps as a physical way to show it on the machines themselves.