If Chrome is the only app that triggers the app, do you think its more likely the application and not the OS?Do you use Google Chrome? Chrome triggers this glitch the most, although it occurs rarely in other applications.
If Chrome is the only app that triggers the app, do you think its more likely the application and not the OS?Do you use Google Chrome? Chrome triggers this glitch the most, although it occurs rarely in other applications.
Is this just a problem for people who upgraded to lion? My mbp came with lion and I don't notice any of those issues apart from the bootcamp one because I don't use it.
and your #1 and 6 are the same thing.
2. When I fullscreen an application why does my external monitor become useless?
If Chrome is the only app that triggers the app, do you think its more likely the application and not the OS?
Mine doesn't. Set the external monitor as the main monitor when plugged in. Your full screen apps will then go full screen on your external monitor instead of on the internal display.
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Chrome works fine, no graphic glitches, on my 2010 MacBook Air. Doesn't the 13" MacBook Pro have the same nVidia GPU ?
Is this just a problem for people who upgraded to lion? My mbp came with lion and I don't notice any of those issues apart from the bootcamp one because I don't use it.
and your #1 and 6 are the same thing.
1. Graphics drivers are completely broken, major graphical glitches and this has not been acknowledged by Apple at all. How can they get away with releasing something so broken and not even bothering to fix it? 3 updates later there is no fix.
Macbook Airs can create a bootable windows install usb stick from Boot camp with a Windows ISO.
Macbook Pros (have optical drive) cannot do this for some arbitrary reason.
You don't find out about this kind of nonsense unless you actually try to do things.