I went beyond a simple downgrade to Snow Leopard... I switched my primary operating system to Ubuntu Linux, relegating my Mac to a secondary computer role. That's how fed up with Lion's bugs I was.
I came back to Lion with the .2 release seems to have fixed my complaints..
Sigh, my WAV audio getting cut off bug isn't fixed in 10.7.2How is the .2 release? Did you test finder hard to see if you can connect to other folders on networked machines?
etc...
did not know they even released .2 tbh
Yes 10.7.2 seems to run far better. In fact, I daresay it runs well enough that I am not thinking about downgrading anymoreEspecially with the recent iCloud release...
They seem to have fixed the Safari memory issues as well, which were my biggest concern.
How is the .2 release? Did you test finder hard to see if you can connect to other folders on networked machines?
etc...
did not know they even released .2 tbh
10.7.2 didn't touch any of the windows sharing issues we were having.Any business users finding prime time w/Lion .2 update and folder sharing and networking in windows environments? Better yet?
10.7.2 didn't touch any of the windows sharing issues we were having.
I called AppleCare (edit: months ago) with my issue and the rep was able to reproduce it on his setup. He said it would be fixed in an update. I also gave Apple feedback on their site too.
Maybe the 3rd time is the charm (10.7.3)?
I think I said this before... but I went from 10.6.8 to 10.7, then back to 10.6.8 and again to 10.7.1, and then back again to 10.6.8, then recently to 10.7.2 for a brief period of... 4 days, before finally going back to 10.6.8 again just 2 days ago.
I just can't tolerate 10.7, I guess. Spotlight indexing grinds me the wrong way every reinstall, even though it only takes approximately 40 minutes to finish. Battery life is really bad under Lion, and I can barely maintain 5 hours of regular usage, or 6 hours while nitpicking through a PDF. I can get 10 hours without trying under Snow Leopard.
The rest is just silly small bugs with third-party softwares and handling multiple monitors and so on. I could tolerate those, but bad battery life is something I can't tolerate on my Macbook.