What’s On Your Computer Chris Pirillo
It’s the season premiere of What’s On Your Computer aka. Show Me Your Desktop. I’ll continue with the akas’. Chris Pirillo aka L0ckergn0me will kick this season off.
You can’t write about Chris Pirillo without linking to a lot different sites. Chris and his wife Ponzi are the minds behind the increasingly popular technology conference Gnomedex.
Chris Pirillo is also behind the community called Geeks!, where geeks meet and discuss everything from Mac tutorials to recipes and L0ckergn0me Blog Network, where you can get your own blog and get paid.
I have a feeling that I forgot something…Ah yes…Chris live streams from his home every day, which has a very active chat. His YouTube channel features some of the tech reviews, advice or tips from the live stream.
Then, of course, there is also just Chris’ blog Chris Pirillo, which has everything from coupons and contests to discussions on FriendFeed.
What is your background picture?
Always changes based on:
http://chris.pirillo.com/2008/02/28/how-to-create-your-own-wallpapers-with-oxidizer/
http://chris.pirillo.com/category/wallpapers
Why did you chose that picture?
Well, it’s what came up - and what caught my eye.
You have both a personal and a work computer, which program do you use the most on your personal computer?
Adium, Mail.app, Linkinus, Safari… on either / both. 
Which program do you use the most on your work computer?
All of the above, but the one that’s most important to me is Mail.app (which is quite superior to Outlook with managing Internet mail and threads - considering I used Outlook for 10 years, you should take that statement seriously).
What is your favourite program and why?
Depends on what I need, honestly. My favorite program is always task sensitive - always. There are best of breeds, certainly (but no single favorite that stands out). If I were to call a “favorite”, it would actually be Mac OS X - and I know that it’s not perfect, but the collection of apps OOTB (the platform, the experience, the speed, etc.) make it more of a perfect storm than anything I had found with Windows to date.
As always you can read the rest of the interview with Chris Pirillo on The Beta News.
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