Not for me ...
Found two things strange in ML:
- when i double tap in desktop to change background it opens system preference right away. Now after that, if I try it gain I have to tap it twice for it opens.
- I have a wallpaper folder within pictures that i have to add to the desktop folder pane in system preference to change wallpapers. Now, in prior versions the folder will stay there one added. In ML I have to added every time I want to change a the background.
Any one else experiencing this so I can be calm that it's not just me?
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you might want to try this fix
https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/15332289/
Found two things strange in ML:
- when i double tap in desktop to change background it opens system preference right away. Now after that, if I try it gain I have to tap it twice for it opens.
- I have a wallpaper folder within pictures that i have to add to the desktop folder pane in system preference to change wallpapers. Now, in prior versions the folder will stay there one added. In ML I have to added every time I want to change a the background.
Any one else experiencing this so I can be calm that it's not just me?
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you might want to try this fix
https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/15332289/
I didn't get the errors you got but after every restart, my desktop wallpaper reverts back to the stock ML wallpaper that shows a galaxy or something, and when I went to the display settings it shows my wallpaper as the one I set before the restart. I had to go to the pic manually in Finder and set it as background. Anyone having this problem? 🙁Found two things strange in ML:
- when i double tap in desktop to change background it opens system preference right away. Now after that, if I try it gain I have to tap it twice for it opens.
- I have a wallpaper folder within pictures that i have to add to the desktop folder pane in system preference to change wallpapers. Now, in prior versions the folder will stay there one added. In ML I have to added every time I want to change a the background.
facebook integration dosent work for notification center
"Clear Cache" Is removed from the file section in safari
Where is this developers menu? I don't see it.
When Safari is open, look at the top menu bar where File, Edit, View, History, Bookmarks, DEVELOP, Window, & Help are listed.
That doesn't appear for everyone.
This is my first Mac. MBP 13". After reading all these posts, I'm afraid to install ML. If I do and there's a problem, how would I go back to Lion? Thanks
Not for me ...
You need to enable it in the Safari preferences pane under advanced.
Installing apps (inc. dragging apps into the apps folder) now puts the app in the first Launchpad pane instead of the second one. Might be a feature, but I preferred all the stuff I cared about to be auto separated from the ~21 Apple apps that I either keep in the dock or don't care about. (I would also move things I don't click in LP such as BetterTouchTool to that pane.)
Things automatically going into the second pane is why I actually used Launchpad over the App folder in the dock. That app folder is a clutter *BEEP* of stuff and Launchpad is all clean and organized.
Ah you are right, I never had processes on so I forgot all about it. I checked and you are correct, it's broken.
I'm able to log into game center fine by turning on the app and entering my info from there. I just clicked on the app again to be sure and it's kept my login information and starts up what games I have in my apple account.
I didn't get the errors you got but after every restart, my desktop wallpaper reverts back to the stock ML wallpaper that shows a galaxy or something, and when I went to the display settings it shows my wallpaper as the one I set before the restart. I had to go to the pic manually in Finder and set it as background. Anyone having this problem? 🙁
Yea, and that's what I'm doing now every time I install something. (Launchpad really doesn't get the love it deserves. Minus from the people who use spotlight for everything.)Plus, you can arrange the apps in Launcher, adding "pages" of screens by dragging an app to the edge of the screen. Love it!