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

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[Parmenter] 16:13, 4 November 2005 (UTC)

[Hopkins] 21:41, 22 March 2009 (UTC)

Dell

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Gateway

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Hewlett-Packard

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Sun Microsystems

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Custom

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Wikipedians who build their computers themselves using components from a variety of manufacturers.

Shop assembled

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Wikipedians that get their computer assembled by the dealer using components from different manufacturers.

Other brands (please specify)

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  • Yath A computer has a case, a motherboard, a power supply... I thought this was just a page to say "I hate laptops and PDAs". I couldn't care less if the thing was home assembled or gently pieced together by Intel-monks.
  • Muzammil