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Inappropriate? August 03, 2008

Bwa

www.biscade.com/office/

(Office FAQ on the web site link above.)

I write distributed system software and typically have 3 or 4 debuggers going concurrently.

From left to right: 2x24" (iMac w/ external 24"), and then there are 6 monitors on a single Mac Pro w/ 8x2.8 cores, 12 GB of RAM.

There's some other machines in my office, but just a few 17" LCDs for them. I try to use serial consoles as much as possible.

Altogether there's about 24 CPU cores, 54 GB of RAM, and 10 TB of disk space.

mac, mac pro, multi monitor, crazy, home office, imac

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9 comments so far …

August 3, 2008
difens said:

sick! (:

August 4, 2008
Gil said:

Awesome! Is it really mandatory? Couldn't you settle for less?

August 4, 2008
bwa said:

Just like it's not 'mandatory' to have a printer (could just go to Kinko's every time a print out is needed), no, 11 monitors are not mandatory. For a long time, I just used 4. However, huge screen real estate makes tracking down propagating crashes of my software much easier. A few debuggers, some tcpdumps, scrolling log files, source code, documentation are all competing for attention, not to mention any UI for the product at hand.

Then there's the fact I am usually working on multiple projects at the same time. Virtual desktops might help take care of that, but I generally find them distracting and not a good solution for what I do.

October 27, 2008
augmen said:

54GB of ram, WOW!

how much did the whole setup cost?

October 27, 2008
bwa said:

Rather than answer the cost question directly, I'll direct you to a previous response to this question:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bwa…

December 15, 2008
DiN said:

wow, cool workspace. I once dreamed of a tri-monitor but I only have dual monitors set up now...

December 19, 2008
bwa said:

Thanks! :-)

January 4, 2009
doxo said:

wow, it's so cool .. but keybord! it's strange.. what is name of the keybord? i think it's not easy to write on it :)

January 4, 2009
Neo said:

are you the matrix?

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