houseofdeadleg
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halfbuiltrobot said:
Which bugs do you mean? I've never had any trouble with it, Snow Leopard didn't really look worth the upgrade
OSX Lion getting it on the 20th?
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Which bugs do you mean? I've never had any trouble with it, Snow Leopard didn't really look worth the upgrade
Thewholehogg
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:sad:No Rosetta....means no running Power PC pre intel software. Goodbye Freehand MX my old friend.
tbwcf
Active Member
If anyone's worried about upgrading with Adobe CS3 installed there's a post here: OS X Lion – Adobe CS 3 - Marks Development Server you'll hopefully find useful.
On the whole things seem to work fine with the exception of illustrator and indesign crashing when you try to print.
On the whole things seem to work fine with the exception of illustrator and indesign crashing when you try to print.
Thewholehogg
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....Sob!
Thewholehogg
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So far it has a few nice icons and and a few bits and pieces. I love tech talk.
tim
Senior Member
Jimlad said:
not being a dick but this sums it up better than i would
Apple - OS X Lion - Learn about the top new features.
thing i love is restarting it.
the speed it goes out is crazy, and it wasn't slow before. opens up all your apps and files you left open in perfect nick as well if you've had to force a reboot.
DeanZappy
Senior Member
Downloaded & installed perfectly for me.
After a week everything works fine, and CS5 runs just as well as on Snow Leopard.
Like the way it starts up with all the apps open the way you left them, very handy. Full screen apps are good, also been using the mission control a lot. The new Mail app is a huge improvement on the old one, and safari has some good new features.
On the whole its a good update, but not an essential one from Snow Leopard.
After a week everything works fine, and CS5 runs just as well as on Snow Leopard.
Like the way it starts up with all the apps open the way you left them, very handy. Full screen apps are good, also been using the mission control a lot. The new Mail app is a huge improvement on the old one, and safari has some good new features.
On the whole its a good update, but not an essential one from Snow Leopard.