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Re: [OT] My mini experience



> The green dot "optimises" the window size i.e. if you have a
small
> graphic it will resize the window to fit the graphic. If you have
> content that will fit in a bigger window it will make the window
> bigger. This seems a much more logical and useful arrangement than
> just having a maximise option.

That may be, but some ppl WANT a maximise button ;)
It just seems too easy to lose windows because they are wee buggers hidden
behind a ton of other windows :/
(And yes, I know about expose, but it doesn't always do what I want)

Is there a "show desktop" thing?  I seem to need to click on
things on the
desktop more with the mac than I do with windows (ie, basically never in
windows).

> I also like the way the red dot has a black dot in it if you've
> changed a document without saving it. Once saved, the black dot
> disappears.

Does it? very subtle.  Need better eyes ;)

> Just noticed that if you hover over the yellow and green dots you get
> a - and + appearing - not sure if this is new with tiger!

dunno, not in front of mac atm, but based on what you said, "+"
is
misleading.  Sometimes the green thing makes windows smaller, which is a
tad confusing....

So, is tiger faster on the mini then?

BTW, as u may remember, I stuck with my 256MB memory for a few weeks
(longer than expected as it turns out - you wouldn't believe how difficult
it is to find a thin pallett knife :( ) before upgrading to 1GB.
Boy does it make a difference!  I was surprised that even with basically
bugger all running, it seemed snappier having the extra memory in there.
Highly recommended upgrade.

cheers,

T.




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