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Re: OS X Lion


	paulzolo wrote: Put Lion on my MBP. It’s the first of the Core 2 Duo machines, and it seems fine for it so far. The good news (for me anyway) is that Adobe CS3 applications seem to work fine on it. I’m testing it prior to upgrading the MacPro.

I'd take a look at Adobe's blog! They had a huge rangt about how Adobe CS3, CS4 and CS5 don't work with Lion and that they are producing a patch for CS5. The "patch" for CS3 and CS4 is to upgrade to CS5!

The biggest thing, for Photoshop users, is that droplets don't work
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/907/cpsid_90706.html

A lot of CS relied on PowerPC code (especially the UI, which is still written in C++ under PowerPC), which means that chunks of CS3 won't work, because there is no Rosetta in Lion.


	ZDNet wrote: Actually, Adobe has posted a very long, detailed list of problems between its software and Lion. Here’s a snapshot of some of the most notable quirks: Java Runtime needs to be installed manually, otherwise applications may behave inconsistently Rosetta support no longer included with Lion Adobe Reader plug-in and Acrobat plug-in are not compatible with the Safari 5.1 browser Scrolling behavior opposite of expected Flash Player: May cause higher CPU activity when playing a YouTube video; settings dialog does not respond to mouse clicks Illustrator CS5, Illustrator CS5.1, InDesign CS5.5: Crash reporter doesn’t appear or only appears after long delays Dreamweaver CS4: Color Picker returns incorrect sample color Photoshop CS3, CS4, CS5: Droplets don’t work Premiere Pro CS5: Universal Counting Leader is missing countdown numbers.

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/adobe-rev ... n-os/52954

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/905/cpsid_90508.html

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Sat Jul 23, 2011 7:54 pm

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Re: OS X Lion

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Sat Jul 23, 2011 7:57 pm

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I thought Rosetta was dropped in snow leopard? And flash has always been [LIFTED] on mac.

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	tombolt wrote: I thought Rosetta was dropped in snow leopard? And flash has always been [LIFTED] on mac.

It wasn't installed by default but if you ran a PPC app the OS gave you an option to download & install it.

Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:43 pm

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No way, I was misinformed massively on that. Not that I have an intel machine to run it on!

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Re: OS X Lion

I must admit it means I will have to go out and update Microsoft Office. I was quite happy with Office 2004. Then it struck me how many years of life I got out of it. At least the Mac Office pricing is sensible now so will get the family pack, to cover all my machines.

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Sun Jul 24, 2011 9:32 am

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Re: OS X Lion


	rustybucket wrote: Any chance of someone doing a quick review?

Gav has some reviews on his blog: http://www.techbeast.net/
Also, Ars Technica have done quite an in-depth technical review: http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/20 ... x-10-7.ars

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Re: OS X Lion

With a memory upgrade, my MacBook will run Lion. So maybe I'll take the plunge.

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Re: OS X Lion


	james016 wrote: With a memory upgrade, my MacBook will run Lion. So maybe I'll take the plunge.

My examinations of this so far suggest quite a lot of stuff in Lion is much more focussed towards laptop users, especially those with the smaller screens, rather than big desktop users. The gesture stuff, Launchpad etc...

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Mon Jul 25, 2011 1:07 pm

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Re: OS X Lion

jonbwfc wrote:


	james016 wrote: With a memory upgrade, my MacBook will run Lion. So maybe I'll take the plunge.

Really? Even if you have a Magic Trackpad?

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Re: OS X Lion

timark_uk wrote:

jonbwfc wrote:


	james016 wrote: With a memory upgrade, my MacBook will run Lion. So maybe I'll take the plunge.

Really? Even if you have a Magic Trackpad?

Mark

I have a Tragic Macpad for my MBP (it's the model before the proper multi-touch MBPs).

I use it with a 21" external monitor and I really like it. I can definitely see how it would be odd using all the gestures and so on with the magic mouse given the lack of 3 and 4 finger input (is that correct?)

But with the pad it's really nice to use.

I actually prefer the trackpad to using a mouse now. Especially since there is a lot less moving windows around on the screen due to fullscreen apps.

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Re: OS X Lion

I've got two magic trackpads actually. One on my iMac and one downstairs on the 'tv' mac mini. In the latter case it's because a mouse would be pretty immpractical on a sofa whereas a trackpad pad works well, especially once you switch on 'tap to click'.

I also got a couple of 'skins' from here so they don't look quite so dull.

On the Lion front...

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Re: OS X Lion

I finally managed to get my Magic Track Pad linked to my main machine. So can now start looking at upgrading. I have planned to make a full clone back up before attempting to upgrade. Then need to upgrade quite a few programs as well so am holding off till I am ready for it all plus it might enable many other upgrades to come through.

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Tue Jul 26, 2011 9:51 pm

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Re: OS X Lion

big_D wrote:


	paulzolo wrote: Put Lion on my MBP. It’s the first of the Core 2 Duo machines, and it seems fine for it so far. The good news (for me anyway) is that Adobe CS3 applications seem to work fine on it. I’m testing it prior to upgrading the MacPro.

If it’s just droplets - I never use them, so I’m not fussed by that. CS2 was PPC only, CS3 is Universal.

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Re: OS X Lion

i installed OS X SL family pack for about £40 for all of my systems and that was on hard copy (DVD)
to install OS X lion i will need to pay £100+ for my systems to download this from the damned 'app store'
with no hard copy available ... unless i use/make/create a mickey mouse DVD from the first download

ho hum ...

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