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pythagoras · 23-07-2011, 15:03

I'm really liking Lion a lot. Only have one minor irritation with display not sleeping in full screen mode, as Ken dosnt have this problem it must be specific to my set up.

There are a lot of changes under the hood Chris, massive security improvements, iTunes is 64 bit and written in cocoa, plus all the ui differences. I love all the new gestures and thats just using a magic mouse. I'm looking forward to getting a trackpad.

How did you find the transition from mouse to trackpad, Ken?

Yesterday I had an electrician round. I had lots of apps open in full screen mode and was working on pages and numbers with my research pages open in safari. The electrician tripped the breaker and my system went down. When power was restored my mac just went back to exactly where it was when the power went out all documents in tact and open at the same point safari pages all open at the same pages, I could resume exactly where I was at the point of the power failure. That one incident alone was worth more to me than £20.99

Regards

John.

23-07-2011, 15:03	#51
pythagoras cf.addict Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Wigan Age: 65 Posts: 486	Re: Mac OS X Lion I'm really liking Lion a lot. Only have one minor irritation with display not sleeping in full screen mode, as Ken dosnt have this problem it must be specific to my set up. There are a lot of changes under the hood Chris, massive security improvements, iTunes is 64 bit and written in cocoa, plus all the ui differences. I love all the new gestures and thats just using a magic mouse. I'm looking forward to getting a trackpad. How did you find the transition from mouse to trackpad, Ken? Yesterday I had an electrician round. I had lots of apps open in full screen mode and was working on pages and numbers with my research pages open in safari. The electrician tripped the breaker and my system went down. When power was restored my mac just went back to exactly where it was when the power went out all documents in tact and open at the same point safari pages all open at the same pages, I could resume exactly where I was at the point of the power failure. That one incident alone was worth more to me than £20.99 Regards John.