Wikimedians who use a regular computer
A "regular computer" refers to a "traditional" desktop or laptop computer running a desktop operating system (such as Apple Mac OS, Microsoft Windows OS, Ubuntu Debian Linux OS, etc.) as opposed to a mobile device or tablet running a mobile operating system (such as Apple iOS, Google Android Linux OS, etc.). The primary differences being that "traditional" or "regular" computers will typically have a larger native screen size and better default support for external hardware such as a keyboard, mouse/touchpad, joystick, etc..
Apple edit
[Parmenter] 16:13, 4 November 2005 (UTC)
[Hopkins] 21:41, 22 March 2009 (UTC)
Dell edit
- [[User:Mxn|Minh Nguyễn (talk, blog)]] – Dimension T600
- cuiusquemodi Dude! ... sorry ...
- →Iñgólemo← (talk) 08:41, 2 Dec 2004 (UTC)
- Kaster
- CAPS LOCK Occasionally edit from my OptiPlex, see further down for my regular machine though
- Lady Aleena
Gateway edit
Hewlett-Packard edit
- *drew
- Anonunit
- Vishwin60
- Spectre x360 Convertible 15-eb1097nr, Nicole Sharp (talk) 18:07, 22 September 2023 (UTC)
- This is a hybrid laptop/tablet so can be used as both a "regular" computer with keyboard and mouse/touchpad as well as a handheld tablet device (but running Microsoft Windows Desktop).
IBM edit
SGI edit
- Project2501a O2 R10K, Onyx 2 :D (<3 dot Com boom!)
Sun Microsystems edit
- Project2501a Spark 20
Custom edit
Wikipedians who build their computers themselves using components from a variety of manufacturers.
- Allan Javier Aguilar Castillo
- Amayzes
- Aperculum
- Codernaut
- gracefool
- Gurmeet S. Kochar
- Hashar
- Jonathan Penny
- Linuxbeak
- Mike Storm
- Moheen Reeyad
- Nichalp
- Ringbang
- Project2501a nVidia SLI with 2 6800Ultras <3
- Pfv2
- Liface - Newegg rocks.
- MaxSem
- OlEnglish
- Ricky Setiawan - Spent my entire last paycheck from my previous job to build a custom computer. Totally worth it.
- Sesel (not personally)
- Silume
- utcursch
- Zidane2k1 Always been custom since 1999
- Zirland
Shop assembled edit
Wikipedians that get their computer assembled by the dealer using components from different manufacturers.