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What's your single favorite app/feature in 10.5?
1/1: What's your single favorite app/feature in 10.5?
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What's your single favorite app/feature in 10.5?
I am wondering why, "Cover Flow," wasn't included.
What's your single favorite app/feature in 10.5?
I ran out of room? :)
What's your single favorite app/feature in 10.5?
If that's the case, then when you combine Quick Look with new Finder (my choice in the poll), then the new Finder is winning ;-)
ROR
Built in Ruby on Rails Deveolpment is the biggest Feature for me. About GUI Enhancments (Tranlucent Menubar, Stacks, Dock, ...) im not sure is this a bug or a feature.
Stacks!
I love them! Anyone who doesn't is probably just a hippy. :)
Stacks!
I hate Stacks the most because I cannot navigate 2 or more levels deep in stacks as I could with the traditional folder/right click in the dock as before. So to sum it up, my hate for stacks is in 2 parts:
Agree.
I don't know what's with all the stacks haters. I guess I just don't understand the appeal of the hierarchical menus everyone seems to miss. They always seemed like kind of an awkward to navigate the file system (one bump of the mouse and you're back to square one).
Don't agree.
Two things:
Don't agree. (how to get old behavior)
I hate stacks too. For me it's nothing but an incredibly slow way to access files and folders.
Tough choices
It was a real tie for Spaces and Quicklook for me... Spaces won out. As a unix sysadmin it is nice to have this functionality back. I used to use multiple desktops all the time on X-Windows systems, and I never really found the current Mac OSX 3rd party Virtual Desktops apps very satisfying.
Tough choices
that's funny, the blurring is the thing I absolutely hate the most about Leopard.
Putting a shout out for Back to My Mac
Back to my mac and the other vast improvements in network share connectivity.
Loving you work on that Apple.
(Hating your work on Stacks)
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Both love and hate Spotlight...
Love it, since it now runs FAST (and that's on a G4 mini with the slower-than-typing-zeroes-and-ones-yourself internal harddrive), but I really liked the separate result window that's gone missing now. It's a regular finder window now, and while that does have it's advantages, it feels like something's missing.
64bit
I like that we have one OS that is 64 bit but is able to run 32 bit code at the same time. ppc + x86 + 32bit + 64bit = One install DVD. Breaks into Clerks 2 hobbit geek impersonation.... One Install DVD to install to them, One install DVD to bind them. I'm so impressed I might start wearing a Leopard install disc on a chain around my neck and refer to it as "My Precious". :-) |
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