(news) Apple eyeing Unix market

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Edward
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08 Oct, 2003 7:25 pm (news) Apple eyeing Unix market [sdp=18701]  

Internet.com has an interesting article on Apple eyeing the Unix market related to server software. The article is here.

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09 Oct, 2003 6:59 pm [sdp=18759]  

Quoting from article...
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OS X Server 'Panther' will have a suggested retail price of $499 for a 10-client edition and $999 for an unlimited-client edition. The client version of the operating system will have a suggested retail price of $129 for a single user license and $199 for a single-residence, five-user license. Apple noted that volume and maintenance pricing is available.
Interesting license scheme... single-residence five-user license.
hmm, have to pay extra $70 for Grumpy to use Panther.

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10 Oct, 2003 8:03 am [sdp=18785]  

But of course, Grumpy has to be able to use Panther!

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