E ehoui macrumors regular Original poster Jan 27, 2011 217 0 Jul 20, 2011 #1 Heard from a colleague today that he wasn't installing Lion because he "heard" on the "dev channels" that Lion was slow. I'm not noticing significant differences either way. You?
Heard from a colleague today that he wasn't installing Lion because he "heard" on the "dev channels" that Lion was slow. I'm not noticing significant differences either way. You?
M Mitchelino macrumors 6502 Jun 24, 2009 403 0 Ontario, Canada Jul 20, 2011 #2 From what I've heard, it's slow at first due to Spotlight indexing. After that it's supposed to be the same as Snow Leopard.
From what I've heard, it's slow at first due to Spotlight indexing. After that it's supposed to be the same as Snow Leopard.
DagazaGZ macrumors regular Dec 13, 2010 158 0 Jul 20, 2011 #3 I'm finding it to be faster, especially safari and iTunes.
cerote macrumors 6502a Mar 2, 2009 843 269 Jul 20, 2011 #4 After spotlight got done indexing it is pretty decent on my early 2010 27in iMac.
cerote macrumors 6502a Mar 2, 2009 843 269 Jul 20, 2011 #5 DagazaGZ said: I'm finding it to be faster, especially safari and iTunes. Click to expand... Safari is super fast now.
DagazaGZ said: I'm finding it to be faster, especially safari and iTunes. Click to expand... Safari is super fast now.
DagazaGZ macrumors regular Dec 13, 2010 158 0 Jul 20, 2011 #6 cerote said: After spotlight got done indexing it is pretty decent on my early 2010 27in iMac. Click to expand... How long I take spotlight to index? An did you use a fresh install?
cerote said: After spotlight got done indexing it is pretty decent on my early 2010 27in iMac. Click to expand... How long I take spotlight to index? An did you use a fresh install?
ScottNWDW macrumors 65816 Jul 10, 2008 1,231 315 Orlando, Florida Jul 20, 2011 #7 I'm finding it to be faster on most of my applications.
H HoagieII macrumors newbie Jul 19, 2011 3 0 Phoenix Jul 20, 2011 #9 Fast I noticed things to be a bit faster right away.