Apple Rackmounts

[Paolo Valdemarin]

--You wrote:
>That's a compelling reason to have a 'headless' version of Frontier 
>which runs as a daemon under a privileged user.

For what is worth, we are running Frontier under a privileged user 
using a startup script. The cool thing is that Frontier starts up 
also without having a user logged in, so we often end up with the 
log-on screen AND frontier running (with all its GUI loaded and 
working).

This is something you cannot do with Windows (at least, not that we know of).

The trick with OsX has been asking a Unix admin to set up the 
machine, they know all kind of tricks ;-)

Paolo Valdemarin
http://paolo.evectors.it/