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    Post a screenshot of your linux!

    Can you share a link to that wallpaper?
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    M0n0wall CPU thoughts

    cleric@procyon ttyp0 [Sat Jul 16 14:32] (~) $ cat /var/log/dmesg.boot | grep CPU: CPU: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU 330 @ 1.60GHz (1618.44-MHz 686-class CPU) IF you want low power utilization, I think you're best off to look towards newer parts (board, cpu) I switched from a dual...
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    Front End Viewing Application for PostgreSQL?

    how about a PHP front-end? You could write some quick code to pull the data from the DB based on terms entered by the non-technical users...
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    Front End Viewing Application for PostgreSQL?

    This should work nicely for you: http://www.pgadmin.org/
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    Show off your OSX desktop

    Nice! What IRC and Mail(?) app do you have running on the second monitor?
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    Show off your OSX desktop

    my latest from the macbook pro: <edit> updated with new some HD / folder icons.
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    Post your pc screen shots!

    SLR + vikki + Superleggera = win. :D Nicely put together, very creative!
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    Firewall/Router for 101 Mbps downstream

    pfSense on an SSD should do nicely. Have two Intel Atom boxes (redundant) on full gigabit links and regularly handle 700+mbits/s through my work office.
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    Fancy linux?

    If you want "fancy", maybe try out Linux Mint - based on Ubuntu but with some more nice themes and eye candy.
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    Build-Log: 100TB Home Media Server

    Hardware RAID is fine, and I never said the OP should ditch the controllers. Just a suggestion on filesystem to achieve redundancy and performance for this level of storage, because I really think it'd be stupid to run 100TB of storage with no redundancy. ZFS is designed to run on...
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    Build-Log: 100TB Home Media Server

    You should really look into using an OS with ZFS support. It was made for this type of application. You can create "raidz" (raid5) or "raidz2" (raid6) groups of disks - say 8 disks per group -- then you can then create one large storage "pool" out of all of your disk groups. So, for example...
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    Post your Linux Programs

    Handbrake (CLI) is, IMO, the best DVD ripper you can get. I don't have any suggestions for copying or burning DVD's though, as I simply rip them and view over the network via HTPC. k3b may be able to do direct DVD cloning, etc
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    Anything like MenuMeters (OSX) for Linux?

    Have a look through the screenshots thread Lots of people using Conky for stats on the desktop, and there are also many people who have little widgets in their Gnome / KDE / XFCE task bars for cpu / memory usage. If you're running Gnome / XFCE, you can run the gnome-system-monitor applets...
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    Email Myself Output of Cronjob?

    keenan's method is quick and easy, and should work for you ... however if you need to connect to an external mail server, do authentication, etc, I've found smtp-client.pl to be very helpful.
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    Show Your LCD(s) setups!!!

    Those are the nicest pictures of a messy setup I've ever seen! :p What lens / body did you use for the photos? Clean up those wires and that would be one real clean setup. Love the triple-monitors.
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