I would dare to say that it depends on the uptime: in enough time the single op messing up everything takes place. Unfortunately the current Mac OS release is not as stable as other Unix variants. I have been trying to point out the single operation causing such graphics weirdness for a long time, but I can't. Unfortunately neither can Apple developers.
I bought this machine when 10.5.2 was out and in two releases plus one graphics update the situation has only slightly improved. Sometimes even 2D OS transitions appear smoother on Macbooks. I have used ATI-based MBPs and they are much better even on basic 2D tasks (expose, spaces).
thistle
I bought this machine when 10.5.2 was out and in two releases plus one graphics update the situation has only slightly improved. Sometimes even 2D OS transitions appear smoother on Macbooks. I have used ATI-based MBPs and they are much better even on basic 2D tasks (expose, spaces).
thistle