I like how all the panicky/hostile reviews this month don't bother quoting the whole message from Apple. Reorganization is in order as well as sending all executives back to Jobs school. I consider this to be a management problem. But the continual Apple Bungles®™ regarding macOS 10.13 High Sierra, APFS, the lack of a Mac mini update, as well as the delayed repair of the ongoing mess that is Mac Pro have all brought shame on Apple. For the time being, Moore's Law is clearly dead. Part of the problem is obviously Intel's repeatedly slipping CPU release schedule, making the release of new CPU Macs slower. > Of late, Apple has developed a POOR reputation for supporting the Mac. However, Server does 'guide customers to acquire these same services directly from the open source providers.' What's lost is the convenience of accessing these programs from within the macOS Server installation. All of it is still available as, for course, open source software available to all. > The panic over Apple pulling open source software from macOS Server is overblown. Apple hasn't either over at their Mac App Store! (o_O) Disappointing. MU shouldn't feel bad about not yet updating their 'What's New' information. Apple has released an updated 'What's New' specific to v5.6.1 here: Unfortunately, the page here at MU only describes v5.6. Some features are not available in all countries.

Some features require program enrollment. Some features require an Apple ID and/or compatible Internet access additional fees and terms apply.

Receive alerts on network changes, certificate expiration, storage usage, and more.

Metadata controller failover and file system journaling.

Real-time monitoring, graphs, and event notifications.

Volume management, storage pooling, striping, and volume mapping.

Block-level SAN file sharing with concurrent read/write access.

Self-service user portal for clearing passcodes, remote lock, and remote wipe.

Install Software Updates on devices running iOS 12 and mac OS 10.14.

Distribution of institution licensed apps and books purchased from the Volume Purchase Program to users or devices.

Mobile device management for iOS, macOS, and tvOS devices.

Here’s what you’ll get with macOS Server: Profile Manager MacOS Server makes it easy to configure and monitor Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV devices and network storage volumes.

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