In 1996, Apple built a machine that would become a legend to many. The Apple Network Server was the first -- and ONLY -- Macintosh era Apple computer that did not run Mac OS; it instead ran IBM's AIX Operating System. While the machine was pulled from Apple's lineup just 14 months later, it still lives on today. Some of these machines run Linux and some AIX. Many are used as domain controllers, file-servers, or webservers. Regardless of their purpose, the ANS still remains a masterpiece of computer design, and to many, its appeal will never die.
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