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In the office I work out of, everyone has at least one laptop and a desktop. --Most people have at least 2 desktops, and of course there are plenty of servers
by tallanvor 16y ago
In the office I work out of, everyone has at least one laptop and a desktop. --Most people have at least 2 desktops, and of course there are plenty of servers as well (2 server rooms, in fact, one off-site).
I work in support, but I spend a lot of time looking at code and speaking with developers. My laptop is my primary machine, but I also have two desktops - quad core systems with 16GB RAM that I use to run VMs in Hyper-V (I have to use both Windows and Linux VMs). --Typically I'll have around 3 VMs running on each desktop, plus up to 3 more that I can switch on when needed. I also have access to a set of 3 servers (48GB RAM and about 9TB disk space) that I share with a team of 10 people for when we need to configure a larger cluster for problem reproduction and resolution. Developers tend to have similar setups here.