[Ti] Any spots on the Leopard ?

[Carlos F Hernandez]

Hi,

This is my first week using leopard and I'm amaze by the GUI but it still
have some issues. While I'm hooked to the office network, some other G5 with
leopard (all Mac are upgrade from 10.4) have problems with networking from
mac to mac and also from mac to the only PC on the office. The only thing
that fix that is the classic RESTART, why? Aren't we used to mock from the
windows world for doing that?

Well, it just a tough. By the way, english is not my native language so
excuse any crime I did with it.

Carlos


On 3/11/07 17:00, "Dr. Trevor J. Hutley" <TrevorHutley at consultant.com>
wrote:

> 
> I was surprised to find that the arrival of OS X 10.5 "Leopard" has
> not even added one post to the List, since 1 October (according to my
> records) !
> 
> Ten days ago, I ordered Leopard from Amazon (UK), and it arrived
> Monday 29 October.
> 
> It installed with no issues, very simply, very easily, on my 4+ year
> old Aluminium G4 Powerbook.
> 
> These are my observations so far:
> 
> - it has used up a lot of my disk space !
> 
> - Applejack no longer works under Leopard, which is a great pity, as
> this was my regular maintenance utility.  I hope this gets fixed very
> soon.
>   I feel kind of lost without it....
> 
> - FruitMenu and Window Shade X do not work with Leopard.  These are
> part of the way I work, so this is disappointing
> 
> - Spaces does not seem as sophisticated as You Control Desktops, so I
> was quite disappointed.
>    It does not seem that each Space can have it's own desktop picture.
> 
> - TimeMachine took a really long time to create the first backup.
> Each incremental backup seems huge.
>    I still run Retrospect in parallel, until I feel that TimeMachine
> can do what I need.
>    I could not see how to look for an unintentionally-deleted file by
> name, only by location.
>    TimeMachine adapts easily to the situation where I have one backup
> at home, one at work.
>    It does mean that I have to manually select the right disk at each
> location.
>    I appreciate the simplicity of TimeMachine, but the downside is
> that it cannot be customised (the time interval/frequency of backup,
> for example, is not in my control)
> 
> - I feel that my Mac is running faster now
> 
> - every day I am discovering new features
> 
> I hope some others have some Leopard-on-my-laptop experience to share.
> 
> regards,  Trevor
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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