How to know wether it's a server or classic OS X

In article <46a70369$0$28366$426a74cc@news.free.fr>,
Thomas <thomas RemoveThis @news.fr> wrote:

> Paul Russell a écrit :
> > Tom Harrington wrote:
> >> In article <2007072411434216807-cmh@maccom>, Chris Hanson
> >> <cmh RemoveThis @mac.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>> On 2007-07-23 00:54:08 -0700, Thomas <thomas RemoveThis @news.fr> said:
> >>>
> >>>> This is only a part of the informations that are given back to a
> >>>> computer park management system.
> >>> What is a "computer park management system?"
> >>
> >> Perhaps it has something to do with using computers in the management
> >> of parks?
> >>
> >> Or maybe it has something to do with a theme park where computers go
> >> to play while their people are on vacation. A sort of a high-tech dog
> >> kennel.
> >>
> >
> > Maybe it's something like the system in the Toyota Prius (and probably
> > others) that automatically parks the car for you ?
>
> Sorry, it's only a tool to manage things on users desktops, that give
> informations back to manager about computer.
> It works on Windows, and i have to make it work on OS X.
> It's the first question i post, because this is the only problem on wich
> i didn't find any answer.

Is this for users and managers of parks? Are they theme parks, national
parks, or skate parks? Are they parking their cars?

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Tom Harrington a écrit :
> In article <46a70369$0$28366$426a74cc@news.free.fr>,
> Thomas <thomas RemoveThis @news.fr> wrote:
>
>> Paul Russell a écrit :
>>> Tom Harrington wrote:
>>>> In article <2007072411434216807-cmh@maccom>, Chris Hanson
>>>> <cmh RemoveThis @mac.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 2007-07-23 00:54:08 -0700, Thomas <thomas RemoveThis @news.fr> said:
>>>>>
>>>>>> This is only a part of the informations that are given back to a
>>>>>> computer park management system.
>>>>> What is a "computer park management system?"
>>>> Perhaps it has something to do with using computers in the management
>>>> of parks?
>>>>
>>>> Or maybe it has something to do with a theme park where computers go
>>>> to play while their people are on vacation. A sort of a high-tech dog
>>>> kennel.
>>>>
>>> Maybe it's something like the system in the Toyota Prius (and probably
>>> others) that automatically parks the car for you ?
>> Sorry, it's only a tool to manage things on users desktops, that give
>> informations back to manager about computer.
>> It works on Windows, and i have to make it work on OS X.
>> It's the first question i post, because this is the only problem on wich
>> i didn't find any answer.
>
> Is this for users and managers of parks? Are they theme parks, national
> parks, or skate parks? Are they parking their cars?
>

Sorry for bad traduction (i'm french).
It will process all company's computers (i was wrong with words
"computer park").