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10.7 All the Little Things!
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New System Profiler:
In System Profiler, the link to Memory Upgrade Instructions leads to a 404 error on Apple's website.
In System Profiler, the link to Memory Upgrade Instructions leads to a 404 error on Apple's website.
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So even if you move the app the the monitor the computer considers to second and go in to full screen mode from there, does the App stay on the second on that monitor and does the screen 1 go grey?
OK maybe a weird question seeing in full screen mode you don't expect even that app to have palettes, but can you push a secondary window from the full screen app to the other screen? Like xcode documentation.
I know the full screen mode is about removing distractions but if someone has two screens they probably pretty good at managing their own focus. Not to mention it seems like a waste of energy to show a grey image instead of blanking the screen.
CMD+Shift+4+Space Bar
Haha I forgot about that... *Calls myself stupid and hits my head*
Edit: Features I do not like: Backwards scrolling, dropped support for Rosetta apps
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Thanks! Everything changes, including Finder. Interesting that it's not configurable per app, but system-wide.
Here's one no one has mentioned
Here's one no one has mentioned anywhere I've seen yet.
Disk Utility in 10.7 now supports specific S.M.A.R.T. data for internal hard drives. If you Get Info on your hard drive in the sidebar it will show you reallocated sectors, pending sectors, etc.
This will be a huge help to determine hard drive prefailure.
Here's one no one has mentioned anywhere I've seen yet.
Disk Utility in 10.7 now supports specific S.M.A.R.T. data for internal hard drives. If you Get Info on your hard drive in the sidebar it will show you reallocated sectors, pending sectors, etc.
This will be a huge help to determine hard drive prefailure.
FontBook 3
I just saw this over on AppleInsider - don't have Lion myself, but I'm pretty stoked, as I'm a bit of a Font geek looks like some welcomed improvments, if anyone would like to evaluate it
Stan
I just saw this over on AppleInsider - don't have Lion myself, but I'm pretty stoked, as I'm a bit of a Font geek
looks like some welcomed improvments, if anyone would like to evaluate it Stan
You can disable backwards scrolling via System Preferences > Trackpad.Haha I forgot about that... *Calls myself stupid and hits my head*
Edit: Features I do not like: Backwards scrolling, dropped support for Rosetta apps
Yeah this is great! Is it just internal drives? I too would love some screenshots!
As for the new QuickTime features, can someone check if it also has a "Open image sequence" feature (it used to be in the File menu in QuickTime 7 Pro)?
If it is not there, can you check what happens when you drop an image, or multiple images onto the QuickTime application? (does it create a new movie with those images in sequence?)
If it is not there, can you check what happens when you drop an image, or multiple images onto the QuickTime application? (does it create a new movie with those images in sequence?)
Apple is iOS-ing OS X. And that includes bringing the same scrolling intuition as in iOS devices. That is: if you two finger gesture to the left, your content moves to the left. The better word is 'inverted' scrolling.
To put it another way: normally you move the 'viewfinder', but in iOS you move the actual document itself.
That threw me at first too - but it's actually quite nice: you can drag the highlighted 'tab' and slide it along to different sections of the tab bar.
that was the most confusing description ive ever
basically, when reading a document in iOS you flick up to scroll down. in SL osx you scroll down to, well, scroll down. in Lion osx you can scroll up to scroll down, and scroll down to scroll up. (this can be turned off thank god)
iSync has gone
iSync has gone in Lion.
So, if it doesn't re-appear in a later build there will be no more syncing of third-party mobile phones from Nokia, Sony Ericsson etc.
iSync has gone in Lion.
So, if it doesn't re-appear in a later build there will be no more syncing of third-party mobile phones from Nokia, Sony Ericsson etc.
I think the biggest features from an average user's point of view are going to be the auto-save, versioning, and the state-restore after restart. These require apps to be updated though.
Preview running full-screen in 'Book' mode is the nicest way to read PDFs I've seen, although Preview does seem much more crashy at the moment
Preview running full-screen in 'Book' mode is the nicest way to read PDFs I've seen, although Preview does seem much more crashy at the moment
that was the most confusing description ive everheardread
basically, when reading a document in iOS you flick up to scroll down. in SL osx you scroll down to, well, scroll down. in Lion osx you can scroll up to scroll down, and scroll down to scroll up. (this can be turned off thank god)
Believe me you'll get used to this new in a matter of hours...
And think about it...It's the right way to do it.
Believe me you'll get used to this new in a matter of hours...
oh im not sure. when holding my iPad yes it does feel natural - but on a mouse... im just not sure!!!
maybe in the first one or two hours you'll feel it a little bit stranger, but than you'll be perfectly adapted. Nothing "painful" at all.
Fine, I shall try it then
let's hope that I don't get confused haha.