M mlody macrumors 68000 Original poster Nov 11, 2012 1,634 1,242 Windy City Apr 5, 2013 #1 If I get a mac mini with OS X Server version, would i be able to uninstall the server components and only keep the regular, non-server desktop version?
If I get a mac mini with OS X Server version, would i be able to uninstall the server components and only keep the regular, non-server desktop version?
Jesla macrumors 6502a Jan 7, 2013 541 170 Tennessee USA Apr 5, 2013 #2 Just don't open the Sever Control panel and you'll never know it is Server instead of ML. Last edited: Apr 5, 2013
S stukdog macrumors 6502 Oct 20, 2004 323 522 Apr 5, 2013 #3 Jesla said: Just don't open the Sever Control panel and you'll never know it is Server instead of ML. Click to expand... Spot on. the machine comes with Mountain Lion, and only setups the server components if you start and run Server.app.
Jesla said: Just don't open the Sever Control panel and you'll never know it is Server instead of ML. Click to expand... Spot on. the machine comes with Mountain Lion, and only setups the server components if you start and run Server.app.
irnchriz macrumors 65816 May 2, 2005 1,034 2 Scotland Apr 6, 2013 #4 Yep, then whip out the ram and upgrade it to 16gb, ML really benefits from more than 4GB of RAM. Then your next step is to replace 1 of the hard disks with an SSD.
Yep, then whip out the ram and upgrade it to 16gb, ML really benefits from more than 4GB of RAM. Then your next step is to replace 1 of the hard disks with an SSD.
M mlody macrumors 68000 Original poster Nov 11, 2012 1,634 1,242 Windy City Apr 11, 2013 #5 irnchriz said: Yep, then whip out the ram and upgrade it to 16gb, ML really benefits from more than 4GB of RAM. Then your next step is to replace 1 of the hard disks with an SSD. Click to expand... Yeah, i would not consider it a real system without SSD and 16gb ram
irnchriz said: Yep, then whip out the ram and upgrade it to 16gb, ML really benefits from more than 4GB of RAM. Then your next step is to replace 1 of the hard disks with an SSD. Click to expand... Yeah, i would not consider it a real system without SSD and 16gb ram