Yeah and now I own them all. I did not pay for a single one as VHS is treated as trash most of the time. Don’t play them just have them sitting in a closet due to their stupid giant plastic boxes that become brittle and crunchy when exposed to sunlight (kinda like the corporate ghouls that made them).

Hmmm, I guess it depends on how good the sales team is selling the new PCs. The line would be tpm on the board I guess, but after working in the industry I know that would not stop a sales team from having them replaced.

I would assume that you can get a workstation from about 4 or 5 years ago in general.

I still have some stuff from a local oil and gas company, a collage, my local library and the national land survey org. I paid all of nothing for them, since these cost them money to dispose of.

Don’t expect HDDs in them but surplus equipment is great.

It might make windows 10 briefly the best windows.

I can give you some easy tips for this.

• Does it run windows 7 or higher, if so it will work fine with most distros for basic stuff.
• Does it have a dedicated GPU, if so google the card to check if your chosen distro has easy support for it (almost any card can work, but some are painless).
• Does it power on and was made this millennia, if so it can work in some way with Linux.