I started out using Mac OS since 10.2. I got my 2011 MacBook Pro that came with Lion. This is the fist time I've ever 'downgraded' back to an older OS.
Therefor, not content at all.
Mission Control is an absolute mess and until they fix it with options to bring back the old proper Expose, I'm not switching to Lion, my productivity when multitasking is killed.
I heard about heat and battery issues but was never able to test Lion enough to judge it in that respect, Mission Control was an immediate turn off so I switched back before running any more tests.
Oh I have Office, but it will suck if MS ever tries to switch to Apple's enforced mandatory autosave model. As for the "free feature," it seems to me that if a new feature takes a well-implemented, understandable function and makes it more complicated and confusing then it is not worth implementing: if it ain't broke, don't fix it...
Again, all it needs is an off switch. That way it might actually alert the user and ask if they want to save changes before quitting a program, instead of stomping over their existing file without warning and forcing them to go fish out the proper version.
I purchased OSX Lion on release day but never updated because I can't afford having a buggy OS at the moment. Now that it's been a while since, would you guys say it's safe to upgrade? Anybody wish they stayed on SL a while longer or did everything pan out?
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Just updated to 10.7.2, and the dissappointment continues. Seems to have fixed the Wifi bug on 2011 baseend mbp