Man cave, homeoffice side kick computers and summer EDC bag
I got a little corner desk (80cm by 80cm) and two 4x1 row Kallax shelves to build a little computer corner for my old ppc macs and a gaming pc. I dropped the middle shelf on the Kallax so that my two towers fit nicely inside left and right of the desk:
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Homeoffice side kick computers
Next to my corner computer station there is my homeoffice work desk. Since my employer doesn't allow us workers to install private stuff on my work computer i use some little computers to play music of just have my family chat open:
- Apple Mac Mini G4 with MorphOS: A great retro machine for some Amiga feeling. I really like the retro ui/ux and for modern stuff i connect via ssh to my homeserver or some sbc
- MNT Reform: I still have my Reform laptop and for music and chat it is powerfull enough. The latest linux release for this little arm notebook works much better than v1 or v2. I set it up a few months ago and i'm really happy with it. Firefox and Thunderbird are somewhat slow on this old i.mx8. But still all is fine. I use Wayfire as my DE.
Summer EDC bag and back to a backpack
After my old Hazard 4 Tato bag disintegrates itself on various stiches i bought a Maxpedition Skyridge. A shame Maxpedition discontinued the line. Yeah, it has it's flaws like the flap that opens down to up on the front or the zip for the ccw (for me for my wallet) that isn't inverted. But nevertheless it is a really great bag. If you look for a well padded, big messenger take a look at the skyride or the bigger skyvale. They are great bags.
Now it is autumn so i switched to my Vanquest Trident 32 for the cold half of the year.
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