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Is this normal behavior for a MBP?
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Actually I tested and noticed that soon as you put it in the trash can, your HDD size increase. Did you check it before putting it in the trash can?
Remember reading this problem somewhere.
It has to do with a new feature in time machine.
check this thread
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1208798/
It has to do with a new feature in time machine.
check this thread
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1208798/
Since you didn't say what type of files they were, I thought I would add that Photos stored in iPhoto have a separate trash can.
Mac is terrible. Maybe you should try try a better and more stable OS called windows 7
I have no idea what you're doing on a forum for Mac users. But seriously, Mac OSX and Windows are built differently, with different purposes in mind. People who enjoy Mac OSX like the slickness and design and it's plethora of innovative features. Windows users like to be a bit more organized with folders everywhere and such. Power is usually a bigger concern for them. No operating system is better or worse than another...Except the worst of them, Linux.
It's far too early to make any final judgements about Lion. Bugs & glitches are a perfectly normal part of any new OS. There's only so much debugging any Mfg can do till it's in the hands of the public. Then they work on what shows up. Thus far I think Apples doing a very good job with Lion. With any major upgrade patience is required while they get it sorted. It's not the end of the world if it's not perfect. Nothing is. Just wait & you will see Apple will get it debugged.