On my macbook (because I suspect some of these things might not work quite so well on a desktop without a magic pad). It took me a day to get used to the multi

On my macbook (because I suspect some of these things might not work quite so well on a desktop without a magic pad). It took me a day to get used to the multi gesture, now I'm loving it. Oddly enough my favorite new UI feature is the launch pad, which I heckled when I saw screen shots of. The iPad interface is very clean as easy to navigate/find stuff (after a reorder) compared to my messy application folder. The hardest part was the reverse in scroll, I had to completely relearn that behave. I initially checked the box to reverse it back to normal, and then I realized they where right in context to left and right scrolling. So I swapped it back, and I think I made the correct choice now... haven't tried a mouse however... 20 years of mouse behavior is not going to change easy I can guarantee. The new finder preview is FAST, and show images at true size which is awesome. I'm toying with turning off the dock lights for whats active ATM after reading an article to do with focus. When something isn't running you aren't tempted to toy with it, you stay on task. It feels weird at first, but then remembering everything is viewable in Exposé any way I'm letting go. Dropping java support was an unneeded annoyance. Having to download a 10.7 specific version made me groan (but I suspect it may have been part of the security upgrades). Overall I'm extremely happy with it. Would love to try a new full screen apps to see if it increases focus or not, but currently none of my favorite apps support it.