Five years ago my wife and I shared an Ubuntu desktop. It was awesome, and we were even able to play 3D games together. If I remember correctly, I had to bump

Five years ago my wife and I shared an Ubuntu desktop. It was awesome, and we were even able to play 3D games together. If I remember correctly, I had to bump the computer up to 6GB of RAM. She was running off the motherboard's built-in video card and I had two monitors on a separate card. Eventually Ubuntu changed things so that it wouldn't work anymore, but I believe that it's possible to do now. If you have kids this would be a cheap way to give them all a decent amount of computing power.