My first job was at a company that made visual simulation software, and literally everyone had an SGI on their desk (the Indy), and there were also a few refrig

My first job was at a company that made visual simulation software, and literally everyone had an SGI on their desk (the Indy), and there were also a few refrigerator-sized machines in the server room. I did development work on the Indy and a much larger 8(!) CPU machine daily for several years. I remember there were some complications related to shared libraries (which, IIRC, were a relatively new feature at the time), but overall I remember those machines working quite well. The Indy was a great daily driver for the time.