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I have a 2010 mbp 15" with the intel igp and the nvidia. I used to run on intel exclusively to save battery time (intel only lasts over an hour longer). However lion doesn't even run smoothly on the nvidia let alone the igp. Full screen safari is a joke on the intel, stuttering all over the place. It made me have to switch to nvidia only, draining the battery. Sigh.

I can imagine your frustration. :)

Sometimes I think Apple is doing this on purpose so every needs to upgrade the hardware. But seeing the latest MBPs have bad graphical performance I have to reconsider this. :) It is just Apple doesn't care.
 
There's no "Calendar" box to check/uncheck in MobileMe sync tab in System Preferences. So iCal no longer syncs with what's on MobileMe.
 
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Oneliner said:
So… after a long day of trimming Steve's hair he gave me a copy of Lion instead of a tip.
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TTTRRROOOLLLLLL!

References

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1182777/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1182756/

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1182289/

How's he trolling? Those seem like legitimate concerns. I think Lion is fine, but other people are entitled to their own opinions. Criticism does not equal trolling.
 
I can say that for me, I try to use spaces and set them for specific things, like RDC for my windoze box at work in one, mail in another, iTunes a third, Safari a fourth. Then I find Safari hovering over RDC. I am looking forward to full screen apps, and I'm sure I will find Mission Control useful if I remember, but I utilize Command-Tab for the App switcher which is also a four finger gesture. Is that still available to us. And did they take the gesture away but leave the keyboard command?
 
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