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Scrolling was stupid. Changed, even with a magic mouse. Airport Express configuration was less robust (couldn't save config options), but the host router was p
by sudont 15y ago
Scrolling was stupid. Changed, even with a magic mouse.
Airport Express configuration was less robust (couldn't save config options), but the host router was pure crap. Somehow SL's utility could deal with the QoS issues.
Couldn't install automatically with a tweaked boot camp install, gave up, added a partition and am going back-and-forth migrating. The installer was amazingly robust, running from HDD, external HDD and thumb drive, however it crashed and burned with my boot camp issue. It's like that Larson cartoon of the kid who couldn't get into the school.
Scrolling is jerkier than SL, despite having a pristine system. I assume it's the new install of Safari.
Mail is ok, it seemed to accept the [Gmail] prefix better, and was easy to configure.
Full screen is nice on a single display. Hopefully Apple fixes the dual monitor issues before I buy a secondary display. Full screen terminal.app is great, though. Especially with sliding back and forth.
I really, really like the new lock screen. It's my biggest gripe with the OS since I started using a mac back in '04. I no longer am jealous of Windows 7 users.
Gestures aren't as configurable as I'd like. I miss two-finger back, and would like three finger space change.
Spotlight's global sheet is wider; hooray!
I like being able to hide the useless options in system preferences. No longer does "Ink" have to leave a widow option in the row.
The new scroll bars are mediocre, they apparently don't add width to the containing box's size, so in NetNewsWire they overlay the unread items.