>To be pedantic, none of those machines are “servers”; they are all desktop machines. not quibbling with your contribution, it's valuable. But if we're going t

>To be pedantic, none of those machines are “servers”; they are all desktop machines. not quibbling with your contribution, it's valuable. But if we're going to be more pedantic, a "server" is a piece of software, a single service running on a box and, in the realm of tcp/ip, listening to a port. I'm reading this on my X server.