Maybe I can get away with calling this a bug: If you told the shift key, the Command-R "twirl" effect on a Dashboard widget does not happen in slow motion.
I'm solidly backed up and only installing it on one Mac. I don't trust Spotlight one bit: it keeps missing things, and has no internal logic. It finds less under "inv" than it does under "invo", and less under "invo" than under "invoice". What kind of crap is that? Also, I opened multiple jpegs in Preview, and it scrambled all the thumbnails. I had to "save as" in PS to generate new thumbnails.MarkCollette said:This thread is totally scaring me away from installing Tiger.
Please, someone, tell me that I can trust my data to it.
MarkCollette said:This thread is totally scaring me away from installing Tiger.
Please, someone, tell me that I can trust my data to it.
MarkCollette said:This thread is totally scaring me away from installing Tiger.
Please, someone, tell me that I can trust my data to it.
tokyotripper said:Tiger has completely crippled both of my machines, a dual gig Power Mac, and my G4 powerbook. Both of them are on their knees, its ugly. The Power Mac, running on a clean install, will not shut the monitor off when I sleep the machine, any firewire hard drive access freezes the entire machine, and widgets half the time do too.
The powerbook is near dead. It has a fatal freeze every 10 minutes or so, not even enough time to re-install panther back on it. I have run all the diagnostics, nothing comes up. Effectively useless, I am taking it back to the Genius Bar this weekend, its still under Apple Care.
Stay away from this trainwreck at all costs! Or regret it!!
Thanks! I tried Control and Command and didn't even think about option!Applespider said:Holding option while over the widget will bring up the x close button
Applespider said:Holding option while over the widget will bring up the x close button
munkle said:There is a significant bug in Tiger's iChat. You cannot make voice calls to machines running Panther.
Tiger-Tiger iChat voice calls work, Tiger-Panther do not. The person making the call gets the error message, "There is insufficient bandwith to maintain conference." and the recipient a "There was a network timeout starting the conference.".
I tried again on another machine, which was running Panther 10.3.9, and the chat worked perfectly.
I don't know if this applies to Video chats as well or not.
Trekkie said:I'm having weird network issues with my airport.
The only thing I can find in the log is this:
but I loose my IP Address and nothing works for a while, turning on/off the Airport on the machine doesn't seem to fix it, or if it does it is only temporary. Trying to find if there are any logs of value on my Airport that might tell me what is going on.
Abercrombieboy said:Tiger was just fine for me until last night. No matter how many times I restart the computer nothing helps Quicktime. When it comes to playing MPEG's using the QT Player, it will start playing with no volume and then it will just stall after about 8-9 seconds of playtime and then it just makes my fans rev up on the computer. I can move the playhead around and it will start playing again but with no volume, then after a few seconds just stall again. It worked great for the first few days and just started having problems. Now I have to use VLC to play Quicktime files. Everything in Quicktime still works fine with the Safari plug-in however. Streams are fine, but not playing MPEG files. Anyone seen this or have any idea what is going on??? Oh yeah one other thing....when quicktime 7 stalls the playhead still moves but the picture freezes...and my CPU usage goes to 80-90% and is stuck there....AAAARRRGGHH! I hate you right now Apple! Crappy old Windows Media Player for Mac works better then your player now!
cb911 said:this is the second time this has hapened.... i've left my PB running with a few apps open, and the screen dims as it should. but then i come back anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours later and then i can't bring the screen back on!no matter what i do... also the volume controls don't make that little *pip* *pip* noise. so of course a force shutdown is needed.
then when it reboots and i log in i get a message saying "Mac OS X has unexpectedly quit".damn. how does OS X 'unexpectedly quit'? well i've sent a crash report to Apple both times... i hope an update will fix this.
apart from that Tiger's been all good for me.![]()