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Interesting that's even possible. As we all know pre-NT Windows could not be trusted to remain on for long periods of time. Pre-X Mac OS was not a very stable s
by sharikous 3y ago
Interesting that's even possible. As we all know pre-NT Windows could not be trusted to remain on for long periods of time. Pre-X Mac OS was not a very stable system either.
In fact Apple shipped Mac OS X "server" years before the "client" version because even as an unfinished product it was much more suited to work as server than anything else Apple had at the time.
- ForOldHack 3y agoThere was WebStar and MacHTTP, both were in use for years, and had remarkable uptimes vs say... Windows NT which required constant patching. I ran MacHTTP on a Powerbook 540 that had an uptime of more than 7 years. Neither WebStar nor MacHTTP was Apple made. Mac OS X "server" was NeXT rebranded, and it was a finalized development product and server. It shipped with PowerMac G3 machines. Then there came AppleShare IP.