Two crashes so far that required me to turn the
computer off and on. These were probably avoidable, I'm
not totally comfortable with MacOSX yet.
I exported Windows Netscape
address book to an LDIF file which imported into
MacOSX Address Book application without
problem.
CPU meter was at maximum again, nothing was
actually going on, the Finder had no windows active but
was taking between 70% and 90% of CPU time and
would not give up. Restarting the finder (from Force
Quit) fixed it.
I tried using iPhoto to
touch-up some wedding photos but found it next to
useless.
It can sometimes get a little confusing when you
accidentally click just outside your application's
window and the menu bar a the top changes. It then means
you have to click in your application's window again
before doing what you wanted to do. And when you have a
few applications open at once it can be fun!
The screen is great, I cannot get enough of looking
at the screen (when I'm still supposed to be doing my
work on the Thinkpad T40p!).
The
Applekey+TAB application switcher is beautiful,
large clear icons overlayed on top of everything else.
Makes me want to use Apple+TAB to actually switch
applications, something I hated doing under Windows
because ALT+TAB is not such a clear method due to
it's tiny icons, you have to look carefully at what
you're doing.
Another thing that you can do using
Apple+TAB is quitting applications, just press
Apple+TAB to highlight the application you want,
then while still holding the Apple key press
Q.
