Over the years, I have used these computers for work on my projects like programming, hacking, chatting on the IRC and also to play video games, in exception of the Sun Enterprise which was a server.

I mainly used Intel/AMD PCs and laptops for the daily work but, during some periods of time, I also used the Amiga 1200T and the SPARCStation 20 as the main workstations.

Amiga featured very well: On that time I was running an ISP company and doing all the administrative work on the Amiga: email, managing control panels, SSH, IRC support, etc. AmigaOS multitasking was great. The SPARCStation 20 was not doing bad but the pkgsrc package compilation was a hell.

The best workstation setup I ever had and still have is a Linux Debian laptop.

	IBM PS/1	80286 @ 10 MHz. 1024 KB RAM. 30 MB HD.	MS-DOS 6.22	Wordperfect, Norton Commander, Gobliiins, Alone in the Dark, F29 Retaliator, La Abadía del Crimen, Lemmings, Monkey Island… (still owning it, in my basement)
	Amiga 1200	68030 @ 50 MHz. 128 MB RAM. 4 GB HD.	AmigaOS 3.5	Directory Opus, YAM, AWeb, AmIRC, Deluxe Paint, SCALA. + Games, tons of games. I still play games on it.
	Amiga 1200T	68040+PPC603e @ 25 MHz. 128 MB RAM. 3x 20 GB SCSI HD. CDRW. Ethernet.	AmigaOS 3.5 / NetBSD 7.0	Directory Opus, YAM, AWeb, AmIRC, Deluxe Paint, SCALA. + Games, tons of games. NetBSD and open source programs. Now it's running NetBSD but I'm setting up an Amiga OS 4 for PPC.
	HP/9000-712	PA7100LC @ 100 MHz. 128 MB RAM. 1 GB SCSI HD. Ethernet.	HP-UX 11	CDE, Unix networking tools. Not in my basement anymore, I gave it away to my friend Josep.
	Toshiba Satellite 1410	Intel Mobile @ 1.6 GHz. 256 MB RAM. 30 GB HD. Ethernet, wifi.	Debian 4	KDE. Linux tools. Retired.
	SPARCStation 20	SuperSPARC 50 MHz. 128 MB RAM. 18 GB SCSI HD. Ethernet.	NetBSD 1.6	KDE, IRC, Unix tools. Retired.
	Sun Enterprise 4500	14 x UltraSPARC II 400 MHz. 24 GB RAM. 17 x 72 GB SCSI HD. Ethernet.	Solaris 10	Network and ISP services. Retired.