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Why this site?
Apple’s OS X Server is a powerful tool for businesses of any size. OS X Server puts UNIX into the reach of non-UNIX experts. We wanted to build a site that helped non-UNIX experts make the most of OS X Server. So we created a site that offers tools and information for beginners and seasoned professionals that extend the stock functionality of Apple’s Server software.
What will you find on this site?
You will find free software tools for enhancing Apple’s OS X Server, step-by-step tutorials, and a FAQ section that answers many common questions about OS X Server.
Due to popular demand, we have also started to offer one-on-one consultancy services. Be it taking on a larger project for you, be it our Mail Server Checkup.
Do the author(s) know what they are talking about?
Most of the time, but we'll let you be the judge...
About the author(s)
Name: Athanasios Alexandrides (Alex)
Birthdate: 2. Feb. 1963
Born in: Zurich, Switzerland
Alex has been working in the IT arena since 1976. In the last 25 years he has held senior management positions for several IT companies. In 1998, he quit corporate life to found Art & Pixels together with his wife. Art & Pixels specialises in the development and project management of web applications and covers a series of consultancy and instruction mandates.
Name: Dale R. Walsh
Birthdate: 10. Feb. 1962
Born in: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Resides in: St Petersburg, Florida, USA
Dale is an ex Apple programmer (9 yrs). He retired to sunny Florida to get away from the rat race. He is involved in several businesses and as one can easily tell he still programs. Dale also has a passion for pre-70's Ford Mustangs.
How do I get in touch with the author(s)?
You can use a contact form.
Disclaimer: The author(s) claims no responsibility for any damage that may occur from the use of any information found here or found on links followed from this page. The author(s) will take credit for the good stuff though. ;-) All items and/or companies mentioned on this and other pages are trademarks, registered trademarks, or service marks of the respective companies.
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