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Is the dock supposed to appear if you drag thd mouse at the bottom in full screen apps? if so it is very hit and miss
 
Huge bugs here.

1. If I leave my mid 2010 15" MBP idle for around 6 hrs, the display refuses to turn on no matter whatever key I press, try moving mouse or finger the trackpad. Has happened every morning when I leave my MBP on overnight.
This seems like Nvidia 330M Driver issue.

2. Plus, I have Toshiba 1 TB 2.5" drive formatted with 900 GB exFAT partition for data storage. Today I was trying to move some data from HFS partition to exFAT partition. The bloody thing froze like no tomorrow. No response even by pressing power button. Had to do a hard reboot by keeping power button pressed. On reboot, exFAT partition was invisible. It refused to mount. After doing first aid, verify, etc in disk utility, it finally mounted. Phew.

I definitely need 10.7.1 now. I bet the first issue has been mentioned before.

PS: OSX Lion AppStore version clean install here. What a shame.
 
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1) Internet sharing prevents sleep

2) Right Command key forced to exposé, no option to turn off. This ruins command-space and command-k for me. It's terrible.

3) Clever swipe slide deck feature only works with the two finger option. Anything else and it no longer works

4)Going into Security in system preferences and changing the parameter for how long it waits before it requires a password is stuck on "Immediately". You can't change it, it just reverts back.

5) No global resume shut off. There is no application in existence today, nor will there be at any point in the future where this is either necessary or desired. From my point of view, it's a bug. **** Resume.

6) Autosave is stupid.

7) iOS style predictive text is annoying as well.

8) No option to turn off launchpad. Why do we need it? Applications stack in the dock too hard to understand? Applications folder in finder must be a "power user" feature according to Apple.

Honestly if I could have snow leopard back with a full screen version of iTunes I'd take it. I normally leave it full screened in it's own space any way. My other two macs won't be getting Lion. I'm also extremely pissed that you have to buy XCode 4 on snow leopard, but even if I've bought Lion I can't have it on my other machines without Lion. Only my Macbook Pro will be keeping lion, and that's only for XCode 4.

Edit: 9) Trackpad is not allowed to wake from display or system sleep anymore. You HAVE to push a button on the keyboard.
 
1) Internet sharing prevents sleep

2) Right Command key forced to exposé, no option to turn off. This ruins command-space and command-k for me. It's terrible.

3) Clever swipe slide deck feature only works with the two finger option. Anything else and it no longer works

4)Going into Security in system preferences and changing the parameter for how long it waits before it requires a password is stuck on "Immediately". You can't change it, it just reverts back.

5) No global resume shut off. There is no application in existence today, nor will there be at any point in the future where this is either necessary or desired. From my point of view, it's a bug. **** Resume.

6) Autosave is stupid.

7) iOS style predictive text is annoying as well.

8) No option to turn off launchpad. Why do we need it? Applications stack in the dock too hard to understand? Applications folder in finder must be a "power user" feature according to Apple.

Honestly if I could have snow leopard back with a full screen version of iTunes I'd take it. I normally leave it full screened in it's own space any way. My other two macs won't be getting Lion. I'm also extremely pissed that you have to buy XCode 4 on snow leopard, but even if I've bought Lion I can't have it on my other machines without Lion. Only my Macbook Pro will be keeping lion, and that's only for XCode 4.

Edit: 9) Trackpad is not allowed to wake from display or system sleep anymore. You HAVE to push a button on the keyboard.

no4 is coz of filevault. If filevault is off (which I wont have it off) it doesnt do that. I called them about the bug maybe they would fix it.
 
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Mrguidogenio said:
Is the dock supposed to appear if you drag thd mouse at the bottom in full screen apps? if so it is very hit and miss

You have to drag the mouse to the bottom, then from there do it another time. Tw Dock will appear now.

Cheers for that.

Does that not seem a bit erm pointless and doubling up of actions to you?

I don't need to do that to access the menu bar.

Actually after working out how it works, it makes sense...just painful to remember to swipe twice.
 
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I am surprised at the amount of time Lion takes to start up. absolutely SL load up and start from password screen kicks it's ass.

you'd think this would have been improved from SL or at least match the speed.

I don't reboot often, but actually if I do I dread the wait time and find it comparable to a windows boot time. hope they fix this.
 
I have a 2011 27" iMac (core i7 and AMD Radeon HD 6970M 2GB) with 2 external displays, most of the graphical issues are present in the external displays but the manu bar, dock and volume popup all messup on the main display.
On the external display most apps look like this Image
there are a few exceptions like steam, safari and itunes, these apps don't mess up though almost all other apps do.
I never had these issues with Snow Leopard but as far as I can tell its some kind of graphics driver problem, don't know how this wasn't spotted in the beta..

(Edit) More images:
http://imgur.com/bK3jBl&RSaix
http://imgur.com/bK3jB&RSaixl

I used to get those same errors with ATI back on my Yonah MBP.
 
Whilst watching ATV my Macbook Pro screen stays on all the time, with Snow Leopard it went to sleep.

Trackpad will not wake Macbook Pro up.

Pinch to Zoom in finder is not working.

When connected to monitor via HDMI and using wireless keyboard i cannot close my lid on my macbook like i could with Snow Leopard.

Some websites where you have to agree to allow to view files like Photobucket Bulk uploader no box comes up to click allow and just times out.

Firefox says i need a Java update, Java say i'm up to date.
 
Magic Trackpad gestures are messed up

The settings for swiping on Magic Trackpad are a bit off. Under "More Gestures," the "Swipe between Pages" is really screwy. Setting to two fingers (or three fingers) enables swiping between pages with either two or three. The "Swipe with two or three fingers" enables swiping only with two fingers! And the three finger horizontal swipe doesn't switch desktops as advertised, even with the three finger drag-lock unchecked.
Too bad. I want to switch desktops with three fingers, and I can't!
 
Using late 2010 MacBook Pro 15"

I'd rather lose Lion £20.99 to Apple than shell out for Office 2011.

As a temporary (or permanent) solution until you get Snow Leopard back on track again, I recommend LibreOffice for Mac. I've dumped MS Office both on my PCs and Macs in favor for LibreOffice (an OpenOffice fork) and also use it on my BSD boxes. It's fully compatible with all MS Office formats including the much hated docx et al.
 
1) Setting up parental controls > email addresses is just...random weirdness.
2) iCal between my MBP and MBA just doesn't sync. Utter bollocks. I mean...
3) 10.7 and still the weather widgets won't stay still? Is Apple taking the piss?

6) Autosave is stupid.
Do a three-finger double tap on this word: elaborate. The verb part.
 
As a temporary (or permanent) solution until you get Snow Leopard back on track again, I recommend LibreOffice for Mac. I've dumped MS Office both on my PCs and Macs in favor for LibreOffice (an OpenOffice fork) and also use it on my BSD boxes. It's fully compatible with all MS Office formats including the much hated docx et al.

I agree although OpenOffice was always a pig for me. Got rid of it and tried NeoOffice (also a OpenOffice distro but 'optimized' for macs) and it flies, much better than OpenOffice. Of course I use LaTeX more than anything, TeXShop is awesome.
 
The only issue I'm having is my MBP seems to be running a little warmer after I installed Lion. Besides that, everything is working fine.
 
Startup seems to take forever now.

I've also run across this issue several times now: Upon signing in, the system crashes after the desktop appears and won't do anything without a manual forced restart. The last time this happened I had to eventually start in recovery mode because it kept crashing on login.

It might have something to do with this resume thing.
 
Small bug:

lionsmartfolderbugmr.jpg


Smart folders show up with the file extension '.savedSearch' in the Finder sidebar. I have 'show all file extensions' ticked under Finder preferences - which is why it's happening, but on Snow Leopard it never showed the extension.

As you can see from the 'get info' pic on one of the folders, 'hide extension' is ticked but it's not working.
 
After a very dodgy opening few days I have warmed to Lion, but I will only love it if I can make AutoSave/Versions disable-able in TextEdit.

A 50,000-word .txt file cannot be stored and worked on in a 10MB .dmg (as I'd been happily doing for years on Leopard & Snow Leopard), because Versions gobbles up all the free space within minutes.

Yes, I've created a larger .dmg file, and I am looking at other text editors that have yet to implement the Lion saving paradigm, but I really hate that I've had to do this.
 
Two relatively minor but still annoying issues on my end:

1. I use a Logitech M570 trackball along with the Magic Trackpad and in SL, I could wake my iMac (base 27-inch model) by twirling the trackball or clicking the buttons. That doesn't work anymore, so I tap random keys on my keyboard.

2. In List View, the columns don't automatically expand to show the full name, date, size, etc.
 
2. In List View, the columns don't automatically expand to show the full name, date, size, etc.
This has been overdue since 10.0...

And I'm still waiting for the ability to automatically tile Finder windows.
 
Issues mostly on brand new 2011 Mac Mini running Lion:

- Wake up on Wifi access does not work. Does this require an Apple router? It doesn't state that in any of the marketing materials.

- Screen sharing: It often (usually) becomes unusable with long periods where its apparently hung, then does whatever I asked it to do, then hangs again. Sometimes it works fine.

- Screen sharing: Apparently when using virtual screens, it often results in a complete hang on the Mini requiring a hard poweroff.

- XCode in fullscreen sometimes results in a lockup requiring hard power off. This is on a 2010 11" Macbook Air ultimate.

- On both the Mini and MBA, I've noticed that after a while, neither will go to sleep when they should. Rebooting fixes it.

- Have had issues where the Mini loses its pairing with a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse.

Overall I'm quite disappointed in Lion and in the Mini and am considering returning it. I have a few more days. If its fixable in software I'll wait, but if these are hardware issues or misrepresentations of capabilities, I may return it and wait.
 
Ooh, ooh, can I play?

Forgive me if this all comes off as bitter, because I'm feeling a bit betrayed by Apple right now as a professional user. It is quite obvious they no longer have our best interests in mind.

1) ICC/ColorSync profiles are broken in Finder.app when viewing image icons (the ICC/ColorSync profile is not taken into account, and the image icon appears oversaturated... Effects PNG, JPEG, TIFF, ICNS, etc files)
2) Mission Control is !@#$ing useless. Expose was designed to let you see EVERYTHING with one clean animation. Mission Control fails at even this, by stacking windows together.
3) Where are my virtual desktops? The ones I could drag apps between and rearrange?
4) Samba support is broken, due to a lack of legacy support for authentication. This can be re-enabled via Terminal.app but it is stupid that anyone should have to resort to this.
5) No keyboard repeat, or any option to re-enable it. Yay, another terminal hack for that.
6) DNS search order is hopelessly munged, when working with hosts in both /etc/hosts and dscl (via "/Local/Defaults/Hosts"). Again, no options to change that.
7) No way to disable all the god-aweful animations. I don't want my dialogue boxes taking 0.75 seconds to appear. I don't want to wait a full second for Mail.app to do it's little hippity-hop-into-a-new-window animation. This stuff is all for magpie users who are attracted to shiny objects.
8) VBOs in OpenGL are crippled with the legacy OpenGL APIs. This affects both Cinema 4D and Modo, at least until fixes are made available.
9) Hardware RAID support seems weird. 10.7 seems to "flood" the RAID array (this is an Apple RAID card) in such a way that it blocks other applications from accessing the array temporarily. For example, installing Xcode and listening to music in iTunes will cause iTunes to jump and skip. This is triggerable under any heavy disk I/O, and isn't present in 10.6.8.
10) Color. GIVE ME BACK MY COLOR. I do not want a greyscale operating system. It looks sloppy and rushed, and I don't care what SJ says about it. The color has been leeching out of both Mac OS X and most Apple apps for a while now, and I'm sick and tired of it.
11) Font rendering in titlebars and toolbars is annoyingly difficult to read- mostly due to the shades of grey that they're now using, which are closer to each other then they were in 10.6.8. Likewise, icons in the toolbars seem to be effected by a similar issue.
12) Kernel panics when mounting multiple UDF filesystems over a network (in a dmg container). This is fairly easy to trigger- just try to mount ~12 of them at the same time. Sooner or later the machine panics and dies due to the UDF filesystem extensions.
13) iTunes 10.4 occasionally "freaks out" and refuses to mount/recognize a device (errors in Console.app about not being able to connect to lockdownd- these are not jailbroken devices). Attempting to restore a device when iTunes refuses to mount it will brick that device. You have to reboot and attempt to restore the device in DFU mode before things will start working again (I'm not sure why or what triggers this- I just know that it's never happened in 10.6.8, and I've restored hundreds of devices before- mostly test/development iPads).
14) Where are my legacy wallpapers? I miss the Abstract ones. They were simple and clean and nice when set to rotate every 30 minutes- all I ever needed.
15) Finder is backwards. It makes no sense to have media at the bottom. Media should be at the top, especially internal hard drives as this is where everything is inevitably stored.
16) Preview.app appears to be backwards too- the panel is on the left side now, instead of the right.
17) Versioning... WTF? Do not want. I can handle versioning myself, thank you very much. This whole duplicate-then-save thing is inferioratingly bizarre. Who came up with that?
18) Scroll bar arrows. Yet another option we don't have that should be somewhere.
19) No ability to remove (hide) stuff from Launchpad (like those Adobe uninstallers)
20) Sort-by/Arrange-by... Another WTF? Why is this stuff so goddam complicated all of a sudden? The Finder in 10.6 was perfectly fine at doing it's job.
21) Variable widths inbetween folders... When resizing a window, folders "spread out" before they snap to a new arrangement (ie, more or less per line). This is insanely annoying. When I set a grid spacing in View Options, I expect it to maintain that grid spacing. Not to vary a little bit depending on if the window is wider or smaller then required to change the number of items per line.

I can actually go on and on and on.

This -is- Apple's Vista. I suppose it was inevitable. But I do not appreciate investing $$$$$ in this platform and hardware, then being told rather heavy handedly that I am to accept this new stuff obviously targeted for non-professional users. If there were options to enable or disable some of this stuff, it might sting a lot less then it does (or rather, did, since I'm back on 10.6).

-SC
 
I just found another one to bitch about. In Mail, if you List Preview at, say, 5 lines, it allocates 5 lines to each message in the left hand column regardless of how many lines the message contains. So a one-word message is still allocated 5 lines and there will be spaces between messages. Sloppy design. On an 11 incher that's valuable space wasted.
 
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I am surprised at the amount of time Lion takes to start up. absolutely SL load up and start from password screen kicks it's ass.

you'd think this would have been improved from SL or at least match the speed.

I don't reboot often, but actually if I do I dread the wait time and find it comparable to a windows boot time. hope they fix this.
I posted my issue related with startup/reboot delay few days ago, check it, may be this can help you.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1193540/
 
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