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MacOS X server. It runs on both x86 and PPC. It has the stability of a *nix box since the core consist of a version of FreeBSD with the Mach kernel, and it has the nice mac gui. Many people see MAC and run without ever taking a look. If you haven't used any version of Mac OS, don't knock it until you try it. If you have, but haven't tried Mac OS X, give it a look. I haven't really found anyone that has had anything bad to say.

I haven't tried the x86 version yet, but I have used the PPC version. I think the x86 one will be just as good since Apple went through a lot of trouble to make sure that it runs on both platforms in all levels of development. If something didn't work the same on both systems, they re-wrote it so it would.

Also, we need to thank Apple for contributing all the work done on the BSD underlieing Mac OS X to the open source community. If you want just the BSD part without Apples copywrited code (the GUI mainly), you can get it at http://www.opendarwin.org.

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UNIX just aint for everyone - Tr typedeaF 2003-03-14 02:13:37
- >A decent compromise to *nix and Windows is... - LtKer individual 2003-03-17 18:39:39 <
  - RE: A decent compromise to *nix and Windows is... - Ker Asmodai 2003-05-22 06:17:49
  - Where can you find x86 version..? -nt- - Mar snarkles 2003-03-17 18:50:48
    - RE: Where can you find x86 version..? - LtKer individual 2003-03-18 05:54:14
      - opendarwin.org -nt- - Ker highwaystar 2003-05-22 02:01:21
      - RE: Where can you find x86 version..? - Guest(opendarwin) 2003-05-22 01:05:05
        RE: Where can you find x86 version..? - Ker Asmodai 2003-05-22 06:22:46
        RE: Where can you find x86 version..? - Guest(opendarwin) 2003-05-23 01:30:49
        RE: Where can you find x86 version..? - Ker Asmodai 2003-05-23 01:36:53
        RE: Where can you find x86 version..? - Ker Asmodai 2003-05-22 06:41:03
      - Thanks-I looked all over apple.com and didnt find it nt - Guest(snarkles at school) 2003-03-18 12:15:17
        I've seen it on there twice when I wasn't looking -nt- - LtKer individual 2003-03-18 17:27:22
- Sincerly here is what's wrong with windows! - Tr EZcool 2003-03-14 20:35:10
- RE: UNIX just aint for everyone - LtKer Semper 2003-03-14 15:02:56
  - RE: UNIX just aint for everyone - Ker Asmodai 2003-05-22 06:28:48
- /me sad now... :°°( - Tr h3rald 2003-03-14 11:40:35
- RE: UNIX just aint for everyone - LtKer Mystique666 2003-03-14 07:35:28
  - Not only cost... - Mar snarkles 2003-03-14 13:11:32
    - Yep, just didt have time to say it all... the list just - LtKer Mystique666 2003-03-15 01:11:21
- I couldn't have put that better myself man nt. - Maj XCoyote 2003-03-14 05:59:49

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Message:	On 2003-03-17 18:39:39, individual wrote >MacOS X server. It runs on both x86 and PPC. It has the stability of a *nix box since the core consist of a version of FreeBSD with the Mach kernel, and it has the nice mac gui. Many people see MAC and run without ever taking a look. If you haven't used any version of Mac OS, don't knock it until you try it. If you have, but haven't tried Mac OS X, give it a look. I haven't really found anyone that has had anything bad to say. > >I haven't tried the x86 version yet, but I have used the PPC version. I think the x86 one will be just as good since Apple went through a lot of trouble to make sure that it runs on both platforms in all levels of development. If something didn't work the same on both systems, they re-wrote it so it would. > >Also, we need to thank Apple for contributing all the work done on the BSD underlieing Mac OS X to the open source community. If you want just the BSD part without Apples copywrited code (the GUI mainly), you can get it at [url]http://www.opendarwin.org[/url]. >
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