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Apple Releases OS X 10.7.4 with Fix for FileVault Password Security Issue
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SL=Mountain LionSomeday, Lion may work as good as SL
But it will always be ugly to look at.
729 mgs on my MBA. Not installed it yet on my iMac. Waiting to see if there are issues with my DAW 1st.
If anyone says Safari feels snappier, heads will roll
I have only one VERY simple question:
Has the bug concerning the disappearance of the mouse cursor right after watching a movie on DVD Player or iTunes been fixed? Because otherwise the only way to have it back is by activating the app switcher through Cmd-Tab...
Can anyone confirm if this issue has been fixed?
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Haha, helt klart!
Jätte bra!!! Huh, nej...jag kan prata lite svenska..!
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Yes.
I honestly hope they've fixed that bug where your apps will automatically re-organise themselves in launchpad each time you shut down your mac. I'm sick and tired of re-organising them each time I log in.
Glad to hear that the checkbox for re-opening windows won't be highlighted, although I wasn't even aware it was a bug, I just thought it was an annoying feature.
Glad to hear that the checkbox for re-opening windows won't be highlighted, although I wasn't even aware it was a bug, I just thought it was an annoying feature.
Nice, I'm always happy to get updates to Apple software.
I can't wait until Safari 5.2 with the unified URL and search boxes (ala Chrome).
Of course, I'm waiting for ML even more.
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I can't wait until Safari 5.2 with the unified URL and search boxes (ala Chrome).
Of course, I'm waiting for ML even more.
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All copies of OS X are the same, regardless of the hardware it runs on. This way, you can take out the hard-drive with OS X from one Mac and put it into a completely different one, and it will work just fine!
Safari has been so much slower since Lion. Even my father, who's not too tech savvy noticed the difference going from his Leopard Core2Duo MacBook Air (1.6Ghz 2GB RAM launch model) to his new 2011 i5 MacBook Air running Lion hat Safari simply isn't as smooth scrolling up and down pages.
I would have agreed with you only 2 weeks ago. I upgraded to Lion from SL on my 2007 Blackbook. I had the OS installed on a Seagate Momentus XT 2nd gen hybrid drive. I mistakenly installed Lion over the top of SL and my Mac became really sluggish. Just never felt right.
After installing Lion afresh I can pretty much now appreciate it. I cross decked all my files from a back up drive too and avoided any Time Machine or migration assistant.
The Mac starts pretty darn fast now. 18 secs to the desktop. I have a sizeable iTunes, iPhoto, Aperture library and the Blackbook has been comparable to the Snow Leopard speeds of last year. I would say that its slightly quicker.
Try a fresh install and the ld school method of bringing your files across and you might have a different opinion. I m actually enjoying the Launchpad now even though I can't take advantage of the new gestures on my hardware. Until I can afford an SSD equipped iMac I reckon the ole Blackbook has a few more years in her yet!
My only complaint is that Apples servers are so slow when it comes to updates. Downloading now at about .1MB/s. So much for the fancy new data centre.
Seems to work.
Mid 2009 MBP. Seems OK. Still have to watch the spinning picket fence for a bit when shutting it completely down, so...
The 'reopen windows when logging in' checkbox was deselected from the start. Yay!
It looks like the keyboard backlight comes on when you are sitting at the login screen even if you have the light turned all the down when you were logged in and shut the machine down. That's kinda nice.
Can't really say it seems any snappier, but it MUST be!
Mid 2009 MBP. Seems OK. Still have to watch the spinning picket fence for a bit when shutting it completely down, so...
The 'reopen windows when logging in' checkbox was deselected from the start. Yay!
It looks like the keyboard backlight comes on when you are sitting at the login screen even if you have the light turned all the down when you were logged in and shut the machine down. That's kinda nice.
Can't really say it seems any snappier, but it MUST be!