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    macOS Server: As features are cut, what does the future hold for Apple’s server software?

    by DAN MOREN Mar 15, 2018 3 minutes

    Apple may have embraced the pro market on the Mac hardware side with the recent release of the iMac Pro and forthcoming Mac Pro, but the software side, well, that’s a slightly different story.

    A last month revealed that the company is significantly dialing back the capabilities of its  package, the $20 add-on software that turns your Mac into a full-featured piece of server hardware. Gone are features like web and mail hosting, VPNs, and more. Instead, Apple says it

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