woah...so when you go to 'about this mac' it says build 10A342 as opposed to 10.6?
Open your "About this Mac" and click on where it says "Version 10.6" Then click the build number again to see your serial number.
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Cameron
woah...so when you go to 'about this mac' it says build 10A342 as opposed to 10.6?
Screensaver won't kick in if ur in full screen view.
No they haven't:
It made launching any app just two clicks away. Under Snow Leopard, the icons in Stacks are much larger, so now I have to scroll down to see the last 32 apps.
I'm torn over whether to revert to my 10.5 backup. Two important apps aren't yet updated for Snow Leopard.
* Logitech MX Revolution mouse drivers are missing some features
* Tivo Desktop is dead; I can stream iTunes music through the Tivo anymore
Do you use Exchange with Mail.app? I was very happy that it auto configured but if it is to crash while sending email and does NOT have the courtesy to restart and restore the email - it is POS. I have already lost one long email initially after the crash - it just vanishes.
Mine is a MBP2,2 - Core2 2.33Ghz with 3Gb RAM (Refurbished - so it is not even a year old - still under warranty) and no crazy applications that load kexts or anything - just stock Leopard install with FireFox, Office 2008, Skype etc. I had no crashes or any troubles with Leopard.
Battery life definitely went south - it's not just that it is reporting less, it actually is less. Very bad.
What logitech MX features are those?