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   by 1001100 16y ago

   That’s exactly it. The Dock already “lies” to you in Lion. The OS can kill processes if it runs low on memory without indicating that the app just quit and it will keep processes running if it has plenty of resources even if the user explic
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   by 1001100 16y ago

   The grid gone, at least for now. Exposé (now a part of Mission Control) returns more or less to its old behavior. Windows are resized proportionally and no more arranged in a grid. Quicklook continues to work and Exposé now stacks the windo
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   by 1001100 16y ago

   The developer has to use NSDocument and flip a switch in order to turn Versions on. It’s not on by default.
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   by 1001100 16y ago

   Versions is nice. After you first save the file every subsequent manual save creates a version. There are consequently not only the automatic hourly versions. The UI is a bit clunky, though. OS X switches to a fullscreen Time Machine view w