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Journal Entry: Tue Aug 10, 2004, 10:26 AM




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~luccaspaivasilva Nov 5, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
IT DOES NOT HAVE RETINA DISPLAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! APPLE IS NOW MAKING PEOPLE SICK!! :pissed:
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$Ikue Nov 8, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I think they did it this way so that developers wouldn't have to code yet another resolution for their applications. Unless they find a way to shrink 2048x1536 pixels to a 7.87"x5.3" screen. Images are still sharper on the iPad mini than they are on the iPad 2 since they shrunk 1024x768 to a smaller screen. No it's not retina but that may not be an option, technology wise, yet.
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~PGleo86 Jul 20, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Am I the only one that prefers Snow Leopard to Lion?
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~Nego16 Jul 20, 2011  Student Digital Artist
I have both! =P (I partitioned my HD and installed Snow Leopard on the new partition along with my Power PC apps. =D Best of both worlds! :dance:)
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~PGleo86 Jul 21, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Oh nice XD I just prefer the way Snow Leopard does some things though, like Spotlight in Snow Leopard seems to give me better results and I hate the new Mission Control. I guess I like the classics :la:
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~Nego16 Jul 21, 2011  Student Digital Artist
The one thing that I can't stand about Mission Control is that it's a four finger swipe UP to activate vs in Snow Leopard, Exposé is a four finger swipe DOWN to activate. :ohmygod:Other than that though, I like it. I haven't seen a difference in Spotlight, though (probably because I only used it to launch apps, and I use Launchpad to do that now =P). Though I like how you can Quick Look via Spotlight, now.
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~PGleo86 Jul 21, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I always used a hot corner for Exposé... lol

I usually use QuickSilver, but I prefer Spotlight from Tiger to all other versions, to be honest XD And then there's the loss of Rosetta... I don't want to be rebooting every time I want to use a PPC application. Also, I'm not a fan of the iOS-like features in Lion
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~Nego16 Jul 21, 2011  Student Digital Artist
I never really used Hot Corners. The only one I used was the one that puts your Mac to sleep. :sleep:

I never really got into QuickSilver. :shrug: I also never really used Tiger. I got my first Mac when 10.5.7 was the current version. The only Power PC app I use is Photoshop CS2 and I don't use that every day so restarting isn't a hassle. Plus, I don't have to worry about quitting anything when I restart because of the resume feature. =D
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~PGleo86 Jul 21, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I have tons of PPC apps that I DO use, I have Dreamweaver CS, Photoshop 7, an old version of Fireworks MX, that I use more often than would allow such frequent restarting. If they had left Rosetta in it, I'd be fine with it; still probably wouldn't upgrade, but still.
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~Nego16 Jul 21, 2011  Student Digital Artist
I seeith. :eyes: Stupid lack of Rosetta. :x And don't get me wrong, I do use Photoshop CS2 all of the time, just not necessarily every day.
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