Old PCs in Bristol, England need good home

IMHO, more clueful/knowledgeable people can do useful work on less powerful computers. For example, if I _had_ to, I could get useful work done using only a Z80 box running CP/M. I'd not want that as my only computer, but I'd find a way to configure some kind of word processor to drive a printer and produce reasonable documents. Sure it wouldn't be as nice as LaTeX, but it would get the job done. And I could certainly write useful programs on it to support my hardware hacking type projects. And I could certainly do useful work on just about any unix box, however old. That includes all 386+ PCs that can run linux. But most people can't. They can't write special software (which generally _is_ requeired to use older machines -- there just aren't ready-written applications for a lot of uses). They can't wire up special cables or make interfaces to hook them up to other devices (like printers). Heck, they'd even be lost if faced with a command line.... -tony