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DaveF · 11-16-2007, 11:39 AM

I noticed no overt changes after 10.5.1. The two main nuisances I've got now are:

* with Time Machine turned on, my MBP no longer auto-sleeps.

* Parallels isn't fully Leopard compatible, issuing an error every time it runs and crashing when I close it down. Fortunately, in the middle, it works just fine.

With Time Machine running now, it's neat to see how it works. I've been jiggering with how we've got our finances setup, and now it should backup those files everytime we change them (via MS Money in Parallels). That's a nice safety net.

I use the icon-hack I posted earlier and Stacks is much more useful. I've enabled Spaces, but I haven't figured out how to use it in a way that helps me.

11-16-2007, 11:39 AM	#62 of 113
DaveF Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Local Time: 05:16 AM Local Date: 11-18-2008 Posts: 5,098	Re: Official Mac OS X Leopard Installation & Discussion Thread I noticed no overt changes after 10.5.1. The two main nuisances I've got now are: * with Time Machine turned on, my MBP no longer auto-sleeps. * Parallels isn't fully Leopard compatible, issuing an error every time it runs and crashing when I close it down. Fortunately, in the middle, it works just fine. With Time Machine running now, it's neat to see how it works. I've been jiggering with how we've got our finances setup, and now it should backup those files everytime we change them (via MS Money in Parallels). That's a nice safety net. I use the icon-hack I posted earlier and Stacks is much more useful. I've enabled Spaces, but I haven't figured out how to use it in a way that helps me.