Lion bugs... come and tell 'em!

[naix]

I got same bug

I'm thinking that this is a Lion bug.

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graphics driver issue maybe since we have same graphics card. 320m

 

[patrizju]

Mission control is wack

Randomly stops showing me any of the desktops/dashboard etc.. Sometimes happens when I open an app, and is resolved when I close it. Usually random and needs a restart. Thoughts?

 

[MBP13]

graphics driver issue maybe since we have same graphics card. 320m

How do I fix this? Can Applecare take care of this??

 

[sazivad]

Preview isn't even open, as you can see in the Dock, its not there, and yet...
Also this may be the worst one yet, but the trackpad will randomly click on stuff. Like, I'll be on a webpage and I'll be scrolling and suddenly stuff starts getting highlighted, or the cursor will be over a button and I haven't pressed it yet and it gets pressed.

 

[sazivad]

Sorry forgot to mention, I have a Late 2010 MacBook Air, 1.86 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2 GB Ram, etc. And by the way, I just got that from my About This Mac window, and as the cursor is hovering over the close window button, before I press the button the computer does it for me.
Like I said...

 

[sazivad]

Never mind about the clicking issue. It was just something wrong with the trackpad. Planning a Genius Bar appointment...

 

[handel30]

The trackpad will randomly click on stuff. Like, I'll be on a webpage and I'll be scrolling and suddenly stuff starts getting highlighted, or the cursor will be over a button and I haven't pressed it yet and it gets pressed.

That happens to me too. Because you can now simply tap your finger instead of clicking the trackpad, it's easy to inadvertently tap on a link or pay button and accidentally activate it. In truth, though, it's only happened two or three times after more than a month of extensive use. I also get the inadvertent highlighting with 3 fingers, although that can be changed in system preferences if it gets too annoying. Lion isn't perfect, but I still love it. Looking forward to see how Apple improves on it.

 

[qap]

Mhhh with these settings on the MM I found a bug:

if I swipe righ with one finger in safari I go to the previous page, If i swipe right in safari with two fingers I go to next page

But if I deselect "Scroll direction: natural" the swipe next-previous with one-two fingers is normal (left swipe with one finger go back and left swipe with two fingers go back = correct thing).

Not good

 

[sazivad]

You can see that the Reading List is turned on but all you see is a big white space. Restarting Safari resolves it, but still.

 

[handel30]

Because you can now simply tap your finger instead of clicking the trackpad,.

Actually, I think tapping instead of clicking has been part of Mac OS since at least my 1999 iBook.

 

[Cougarcat]

In addition to the greyed out audio bug, when I wake up my 2010 MBP, Mail will sometimes play the new mail sound X times, with X being however many new emails I've received. Really annoying.

Sometimes it refuses to go to sleep when I close the lid.

Battery life is down to ~4 hours, from 6-7.

Ironically, Lion is flawless on my hackintosh.

 

[darkmystel]

xcode in lion

i tried installing xcode in OSX Lion on my MacBook Air , but unfortunately cant find it anywhere ....
any help??

 

[Hugh]

i tried installing xcode in OSX Lion on my MacBook Air , but unfortunately cant find it anywhere ....
any help??

Did you download it from the App store? If not, then you need to download xCode from the App store, it's a free app to get. It doesn't automatically come with 10.7.

Hugh

 

[wrldwzrd89]

i tried installing xcode in OSX Lion on my MacBook Air , but unfortunately cant find it anywhere ....
any help??

Xcode installls to Macintosh HD (or whatever your boot drive is called) > Developer > Applications > Xcode.

 

[sazivad]

When 2 fullscreen windows are open in Safari, and I select Merge All Windows, it does this weird thing where it goes to the desktop but it still thinks its in fullscreen kinda. And the Safari space is now just a big gray area.