Yes I suppose that I am talking about Mac OS X but I was lead to believe
( from talking to a MAC using friend of mine ) that the Rhapsody name
lives on but that Rhapsody and MAC OS X are being merged under the
carbon initiative to form a new operating system.
I presume that OS X Server is the initial result. Is it still written
in Objective C. This was a legacy of NextStep upon which it was based
and was a bit off-putting way back in 1997.
...shane D
Twomey_Mark at emc.com wrote:
>> If your are asking about MacOS X Server (Which supersedes the now defunct
> Rhapsody Os roadmap).
> I've seen it in action and it's damn impressive.
> I wouldn't consider it as Enterprise class (Yet) but a single G3 server will
> handle 25 Clients with ease.
> It's quite stable as it runs on the Darwin architecture (FreeBSD and Mach
> 2.5), An admin I spoke to said he has yet to see it crash.
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