I don't really get all the whining about 'lag'. So something takes an extra half-second to complete, it's not that important.
Seems like I am one of the few people who remembers the days when the attitude wasn't 'everything, now-now-now!', and people could actually wait for their computer to do something.
The liquify module can show all the layers (and now it can show guides too) from the advanced options but the preview is just ******.
I'm in the same boat. I have 6GB of Ram and a SSd/HD hybrid that works pretty well on my 2007 MBP with Yosemite. A little nervous to upgrade to El Cap, but don't really want to invest in a SSD at this point since my machine is so old and Skylake is due to be put in Macs in 2016. Might just hold for a new machine instead of risking the slowness of a new OS.Thanks. 4GB is this model's max, unfortunately, but will look into SSD upgrade first.
I don't really get all the whining about 'lag'. So something takes an extra half-second to complete, it's not that important.
Seems like I am one of the few people who remembers the days when the attitude wasn't 'everything, now-now-now!', and people could actually wait for their computer to do something.
I'm in the same boat. I have 6GB of Ram and a SSd/HD hybrid that works pretty well on my 2007 MBP with Yosemite. A little nervous to upgrade to El Cap, but don't really want to invest in a SSD at this point since my machine is so old and Skylake is due to be put in Macs in 2016. Might just hold for a new machine instead of risking the slowness of a new OS.
So I actually did upgrade to El Cap. It works pretty well for me, but I know results may vary. Happy I made the upgrade, but still at your own risk. As for how it works compared to SL, hard to remember to be honest, but I think having the hybrid HD/SSD certainly helps.Having second thoughts myself too - I think I will put the SSD-upgrade money aside for a 2016 purchase.
How's Yosemite (or even Maveriks) compared to Snow Leopard on your MBP?