[tacticalogic]

You're the one that trying to KEEP YOPUR INCOME, selling others on buying an Operating system that REQUIRES CONSTANT "FIXING". But most of those "Information Technologies" of Arts students didn't have the grades to become Computer Programmer of Science Graduates. They could't pass the math or the "Coding" courses. At best, they were glorified administrative clerks.

The last time we talked, you tried to sell me on building an enterprise data center out of racks of MAC Minis, with absolutely no grasp of just how stupid of an idea that is.

[Yosemitest]

On October 16, 2014, Apple introduced OS X Server 4.0.
If you purchased a qualifying Mac mini with OS X Server on or after September 25, 2014, that did not include OS X Server 4.0,
you can apply for your copy of OS X Server through the OS X Server Up-To-Date Program

Mac mini computers make sweet servers for most applications.



And texas booster told you :

Actually, using the Mac mini as a cheap server is a great idea for small business.

Need more power?
Then buy a Mac Pro and have more power in a small container than I ever had>br>when I used to build 400 seat call centers using Mac Server before 2000.
(No, I wasn't the Mac Server guru, so I accept criticism that I know nothing)

Was Mac software perfect?
Nope.
One of our team members had to rewrite the Apple UDP stacks,
and push Apple to admit he was correct.

Still, one or two Mac Minis would easily power fwdude’s server requirements.
Storage can be added, the Mac software seems easier than comparable Linux server software.
And it costs $20.00!

Will the software ever tempt BoA or Facebook to radically change their server and storage strategy?
Never, it's the wrong solution for them.

For the millions of small businesses that pay a small fortune to keep Server 20xx up to date and safe across a network, it looks like a great solution.

So, I guess texas booster shot your LIES all to hell.

It must be horrible ... to be you.