The Toronto Hollywood29 network has had up to 6 nodes in the network.
The network has also provided a practical illustration of the features and limits of wireless LANs.
My previous (physical) desktop. Two systems:
These are linked with Synergy so that one mouse/keyboard runs across 3 screens. It's a brilliant system! Synergy does Copy & Paste across the systems (mostly) so the two sides integrate seamlessly.
(Of course…) both systems are colour calibrated with a DTP-94 (Monaco/X-Rite on Windows, Argyll on the Ubuntu desktop.)
Much of the software running locally is Open Source, obtained mostly via SourceForge. Significant modules are:
At the MacLaren Group, I run an armada of Open Source software - it's both effective, and keeps me within budget of $0. Well, to be fair to da boss, if we needed something that costs (like hardware), then he's willing to pay for it. But if we can get services for a good price, then he's all in favour.
Feel free to email me about these environments.