How To Run A Mac Web Site On A Mac Only Faster.

Times have changed. Apple’s notebooks are selling like pancakes and iPods.

Even better, Apple’s Xserve is getting rave reviews as an enterprise class solution. How does Xserve work as a server for a web site about Macs?

Just fine, thank you very much. Last week we published an article about our search for a web server to host the Mac360 site, which had been running on a PowerMac G5.

Running the Mac360 web site on a Mac using OS X Tiger Server has been a technical.... (excerpted).

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