I had to administer 2 Mac OS X servers remotely via CLI on many occasions. It was a frustrating exercise each time. I found it easy to forget the commands and f

I had to administer 2 Mac OS X servers remotely via CLI on many occasions. It was a frustrating exercise each time. I found it easy to forget the commands and flags to do things with their built in tools. They were much too verbose when compared to the tools one would be used to in Linux to do the same thing. Now that they have killed Xserve, where does that leave Mac OS X Server? Is it dead? Will they continue to develop it and for what purpose? I was quite excited about the Mac Mini Server. The thought of picking up a box for my home that I could use for just about everything and integrates so well with all my existing hardware and software (Macbook Pro, iMac, iPad, iPhone, iTunes, etc) sounded awesome! And was so quiet, small, and even attractive enough to just throw under the TV to use as a media hub.