Yet another bit of controlling from Apple.
Lots of people, I think, (including me) wwould
like to use the server hardware as a single user.
But Apple only sells that hardware with the server OS installed.
BTW, I am sure Apple requires a Mini to have a
monitor to prevent someone from doing what was discussed earlier.
Namely, putting a mini in a travel bag and using it on the road.
If you want to do that, Apple dictates, buy a laptop.
However, most hotels these days have flat
screen TVs most of which have a handy dandy HDMI
input which would work nicely as a monitor.
Kevin
At 06:02 AM 7/28/2011, you wrote:
Hello Jim
On 28 Jul 2011, at 10:28, Jim Noseworthy wrote:
I assume that you mean "yes" for Voiceover and
"no" if one is not familiar with setting up a server. Right?
Not quite. You're asked for a lot of server info
when you set up the software, including your
unique serial number. There are a lot of other
technical questions that you're asked and, if
you provide mumbo-jumgo answers some aspects of
the software won't function properly. My advise
to you would be not to go for the server
version. Not, at any rate, unless you are
willing to also purchase the regular version of
OSX to install on it. I guess you'll already
have that with Lion. But it could be fun. You'd
have to zap what's already on there waiting to be set up.
Lynne
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