

The widgets being right there when you need them is great and I am already using this feature much more than I thought I would. I’m also impressed that Spotlight’s functionality didn’t make my system feel any slower, actually my system is noticeably zippier (using a 933 MHz iBook).ĭashboard is a nice feature.
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Spotlight is an entirely different beast! Finding phrases in PDF documents is an amazingly useful feature that I’ve used quite a bit already. They work well enough, they just weren’t impressive enough to me to really stand out.

I’ve never really put much thought into the Windows search or the Panther (and below) find utilities. It’s great! Spotlight is, quite simply, amazing. There’s a few glitches here and there but Apple usually do a good job of sorting out problems so I expect any issues will be fixed fairly soon.

The only thing which has broken is CodeTek Virtual Desktop (Lite), I’m using Desktop Manager for now but it’s missing a few things.Ĭamino must has some compatibility issues but I haven’t see any – there’s a new version (0.8.4) anyway. Pretty much everything I have works though I had to reinstall a few things as I installed from scratch. There’s not much for core image but if you install the development stuff there’s some fun examples of it and other stuff to play with. Mail is a bit odd at times but overall it’s fine. Safari is faster and the RSS is great (there’s also an RSS screensaver). Spotlight is like BeOS queries but much more useful, type in a word and it’s amazing what it finds.ĭashboard may seem gimmicky but I find it quite useful and I think it has a lot of potential. I’ve got it here and it’s definately more responsive than 10.3.9 (which itself was an improvement).
