PGP has announced the first Public Beta release of for Mac OS X, which requires PGP Desktop 8.03 and Mac OS X 10.2, was made available early this month.
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Joined: Jul 2001
Universal?
That's right, PGP universal works on anything, as long as its an Intel Pentium or compatible chip.
BTW, the Server is actually a server, not just a name of some software. It probably is a secured up version of Linux with their custom software (but that's just a guess, since they don't really tell you).