OS X 10.7 - Lion

[CircleFaust]

good lord! so you're not upgrading as such like you say, youve to pay for a new OS
bah. my MBP 13 will only be about a year old at that point, hmmm

 

[IceBus]

Do you reckon that there'll be much of a performance bump for current MBP owners on Snow Leopard with Lion?

 

[Phate]

good lord! so you're not upgrading as such like you say, youve to pay for a new OS
bah. my MBP 13 will only be about a year old at that point, hmmm

Lol don't quote me on that at all! Thats just what it seems to be like from the demo so far!

That's how I see it anyway...

 

[Phate]

Do you reckon that there'll be much of a performance bump for current MBP owners on Snow Leopard with Lion?

Maybe. The big performance thing for me when I went from Leopard to Snow Leopard was it being fully fledged 64bit so nice big speed increase there for me

However, Lion can't pull that trick again so I doubt there will be THAT much of a speed increase, however, Apple are good at refining there software so don't be surprised if there is

 

[Deleted member 651465]

As long as they don't update the minimise, maximise and close traffic lights to a vertical system, I'll be happy.

 

[Serenityxo]

As long as they don't update the minimise, maximise and close traffic lights to a vertical system, I'll be happy.

The vertical ones annoy me in iTunes, horizontal uses less space too.

 

[CircleFaust]

The vertical ones annoy me in iTunes, horizontal uses less space too.

since moving to apple i find some things are great and other little things are just really annoying.

really hope they fix being able to sort your bookmarks alphabetically in safari among other things. what were they thinking; 'no no no, no-one will want to do that!'

 

[hyper_piper45]

The vertical ones annoy me in iTunes, horizontal uses less space too.

I'm sure you know but you can change them back quite easily

 

[Serenityxo]

I'm sure you know but you can change them back quite easily

Still new to mac and I didn't know that, thanks