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On Sun, 18 Aug 2024 05:28:23 -0400, Paul wrote:

> You can also build your own computer. You'll need a couple screwdrivers,
> a small Philips for some of the screws, a larger Philips for some of the
> others. An after-market CPU air cooler, even has a screwdriver in the
> box (I like those screwdrivers). Your hard drive, when you get it, has
> no OS on it.

You left out the fun part... Which processor? Which mobo out of many 
offerings? Which form factor? Which RAM? Which SSD? Which case and power 
supply? 

I used to do that but the thrill wore off. Now I get a box with Windows on 
it and select 'erase everything' on the Linux installation menu. Unless 
you have specific needs it's usually cheaper in the long run.