workstation

Softpedia: "This step-by-step tutorial was created for the Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) operating system and it will teach you how to change the looks of your Linux desktop into an eye-candy, practical, simple and modern workstation."

Shawn shows us the Recompute PC from Sustainable Computers.  It's a full blown workstation that you could use to start a camp fire.  We don't recommend the camp fire part though.

Phoronix: "As I alluded to recently, the second round of Windows 7 vs. Linux benchmarks -- with the first round consisting of Is Windows 7 Actually Faster Than Ubuntu 10.04 and Mac OS X vs.

Windows 7 vs. Ubuntu benchmarks -- are currently being done atop a Lenovo ThinkPad W510 notebook that is quite popular with business professionals."

Here's the first part in a series of tips on designing, building, and tuning a DAW workstation for recording bands, composing music, or other post-production projects.

Suffering from poor leg circulation, Jim Lynch demands—and invents—a stand-up workstation in a very unlikely place.

LinuxCommand.org: "Over the next few weeks, I will show you how to take an old, slow computer and make it into a text-only Linux workstation with surprising capabilities, including document production, email, instant messaging, audio playback, USENET news, calendaring, and, yes, even web browsing."

Linux User & Developer: "Seriously powerful with 2.97GHz CPU, 4GB RAM and Nvidia Quadro video card. Four PCI slots, easy-to-open case, carry grip and locking side panel"

The free SDK enables developers to use a PC, multiple mice, and PC-based simulator tools to build and test apps for Microsoft Surface.

LinuxPlanet: "In this final installment of Paul Ferrill's series on building your own high-powered Linux workstation, it is time to install the operating system.

Or actually several operating systems, putting a whole computer lab in a box."

Linux Today Blog: "What does your home computer lab look like? Do you have a dedicated office, a corner of the living room, a lounge-in-bed setup?

Maybe you're set up more like an old-fashioned terminal server, with a big workstation in a closet and several remote PCs.

Maybe you have whittled your computing herd down to a single sleek laptop."