The Search For A Web Host For A Mac Web Site.

Unlike most web sites about Macs, Mac360 actually started life as a web site on a Mac. Remember the original sunflower neck iMac? That was home.

Today Mac360 sits on a PowerMac G5 running Mac OS X Tiger Server, but as visitors to the site increases, the search for a server host continues.

So, you’d like to put up your own web site? You’ll need what’s known as a “host”—a server to host your domain name. That’s what we’re looking for these days.

Kate MacKenzie
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