Could you report this here:
http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter/bugrptform.html
?
Otherwise no one @ Apple hears you.
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Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.6.4
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Could you report this here:
http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter/bugrptform.html
?
Otherwise no one @ Apple hears you.
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I think it is funny we have people complaining about iPhone stuff in a thread about Mac OS X. The irony.
I think it is funny we have people complaining about iPhone stuff in a thread about Mac OS X. The irony.
MailTags and MailActOn does not work with the Apple Mail upgrade. pOOp!!!
DockStar is dead too, rats!
DockStar is dead too, rats!
Apple still haven't fixed the VPN / DNS bug.
The internal Cisco VPN doesn't pick up DNS settings correctly ( IP addresses don't resolve to host names ), and when disconnecting from VPN - all internet connectivity is lost - have to turn Airpost off and on.
Seems like I still have to use CISCO VPN. At least Shimo makes it more bearable!
Also, the long standing bug of Mail not kicking the "New Message Sound" still exists - so when receiving email, Mail is silent instead of making the "New Message Sound" ( using IMAP).
The internal Cisco VPN doesn't pick up DNS settings correctly ( IP addresses don't resolve to host names ), and when disconnecting from VPN - all internet connectivity is lost - have to turn Airpost off and on.
Seems like I still have to use CISCO VPN. At least Shimo makes it more bearable!
Also, the long standing bug of Mail not kicking the "New Message Sound" still exists - so when receiving email, Mail is silent instead of making the "New Message Sound" ( using IMAP).
Would you lot stop bitching about Apple? They've given us so much all you lot do is complain.
They haven't given me anything
I've given them so much when I bought one of their laptops.
Oh, how people obviously fail to realize the differences in server space...
Software updates =/= web site servers. Obviously. These are unrelated. Please stop saying that the software update servers will somehow fix the web servers problems, because they won't.
Software updates =/= web site servers. Obviously. These are unrelated. Please stop saying that the software update servers will somehow fix the web servers problems, because they won't.
iPhoto still choppy in full screen?
I just got my brand new MacBook pro 13" (2.4GHz, 4GB RAM). One of the first things I did was import 180 photos from my camera into iPhoto. The images are not huge (3.4MB each).
When I double-click an image in iPhoto (enter full screen) and pinch to zoom, and then use two fingers to pan over the image while zoomed in, I experience a lag of several seconds. So, in other words, if I zoom on an image, I watch the screen do a choppy zoom for the next couple seconds. Similarly, when I use two fingers to pan over the zoomed image, I watch the screen do a choppy pan for the next 5-6 seconds before finishing the operation.
Is this normal?
I just installed the update to 10.6.4 and expected this issue to be resolved since they explicitly stated:
- resolve an issue editing photos with iPhoto or Aperture in full screen view
Unfortunately, it did not solve the problem at all. It's exactly the same as before.
Can anyone else with a MacBook Pro please test this and let me know if you are experiencing the same problem?
I just got my brand new MacBook pro 13" (2.4GHz, 4GB RAM). One of the first things I did was import 180 photos from my camera into iPhoto. The images are not huge (3.4MB each).
When I double-click an image in iPhoto (enter full screen) and pinch to zoom, and then use two fingers to pan over the image while zoomed in, I experience a lag of several seconds. So, in other words, if I zoom on an image, I watch the screen do a choppy zoom for the next couple seconds. Similarly, when I use two fingers to pan over the zoomed image, I watch the screen do a choppy pan for the next 5-6 seconds before finishing the operation.
Is this normal?
I just installed the update to 10.6.4 and expected this issue to be resolved since they explicitly stated:
- resolve an issue editing photos with iPhoto or Aperture in full screen view
Unfortunately, it did not solve the problem at all. It's exactly the same as before.
Can anyone else with a MacBook Pro please test this and let me know if you are experiencing the same problem?
That's why? That's actually good news - I thought it was my embarrassingly small penis.
You could care less?
You forgot negative caring. Therefore your argument is invalid. To ignore numbers below zero is the most blatant form of discrimination, tantamount to a hate crime.
Thank you for making my day.
I COULDN'T care less.
Half the people in this thread should read this.
http://incompetech.com/gallimaufry/care_less.html
"Could care less" and Growl Mail bitching aside, has anyone noticed any performance improvements?
Anyone fired-up any Steam games and done a comparison yet?
Anyone fired-up any Steam games and done a comparison yet?
I wish people could comprehend that. You look like a complete idiot when you say "I could care less."
Anyway. The first 100-150MB downloaded in a minute or less. The last 150 or so has taken 45 minutes. A perfect end to a ****** Apple day..
No, you SOUND like a complete idiot when you say that. You LOOK like a complete idiot when you think sound waves come in via your eyes.
They haven't given me anything
Decent engineering and design? Software that integrates well with hardware? Regular software updates that fix bugs and give additional features without the need to choose from, download and install hundreds of separate items.
They make decent products that "give" the user a good experience using them.
What you give in return pays the brilliant people that work there and covers their manufacturing costs.
This really isn't a problem.
You are talking different divisions, different managers different servers and possibly even different pipes to the net. This is not an issue.
The iPhone problem revolves around selling out the entire allotment in part fo one day. It is actually a good problem for Apple but not so much for the potential customers.
Dave
You are talking different divisions, different managers different servers and possibly even different pipes to the net. This is not an issue.
The iPhone problem revolves around selling out the entire allotment in part fo one day. It is actually a good problem for Apple but not so much for the potential customers.
Dave
Ahh, that's where you're wrong. "Its" has one meaning (it's the possessive form of the word "it"), but "it's" can be the contraction of:
1. it is; or
2. it has
Those are completely different things, because the present is not the same as the past.