Was anybody actually using them? OS X is a wonderful single-user-facing operating system, whether that user is a clueless consumer or a Unix-loving developer. But there's nothing that sets it apart as a server system. Similarly, while the hardware's quite nice, there's nothing about it that makes it superior to alternatives.
But of course, people will inevitably spin this as proof that MacOSX is about to be locked down like iOS.
Was anybody actually using them? OS X is a wonderful single-user-facing operating system, whether that user is a clueless consumer or a Unix-loving developer. But there's nothing that sets it apart as a server system. Similarly, while the hardware's quite nice, there's nothing about it that makes it superior to alternatives.
But of course, people will inevitably spin this as proof that MacOSX is about to be locked down like iOS.