Ron Olson wrote:
> Granted it's not practical to run POV on a PS2, but I wanted to see how 
> long it took, like running the benchmark on a DEC MicroVax running 
> NetBSD just for yucks. 

Haaaa, I like this way of thinking ;-D

 > Whereas the bulk of POV users are probably
> 386-based Linux or Windows, with some Mac folks (of whom I'm one), it's 
> interesting to see people using it in any capacity on different 
> hardware. In other words, instead of "where do you use POV? Space, 
> Antartica, etc.", it's "What do you use?"

So, I use perhasp the slowest "things" there.

* At home, I work on a Sun Ultra 5 @270 (and it's not not the fatest 
UltraSparc model :-(  ) under Solaris 8. I use it also as my main 
machine (Surfing, PHP, C++, ...).

* I also use an old SunServer5 @ 110 Mhz under NetBSD 1.6 : it houses my 
own webserver and I use it's free CPU time to render long scenes (as it 
runs 24/7)

* At work, I have installed povray on a old HP-712 @ 80 Mhz under HP-UX 
10.20 : not so bad machine.

Bye

Lolo

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