Bugs in Jaguar
I thought I'd see what bugs show up in Jaguar.
So far I've found several.
With an iSub I was very happy to see an iSub volume control, but now when you press the mute button, the iSub doesn't mute.
After installing the Security and Apple Remote Desktop Updates, my graphire2 tablet will not work...I've tried everything I can think of and nothing works.
If you find others, let's hear about them.
So far I've found several.
With an iSub I was very happy to see an iSub volume control, but now when you press the mute button, the iSub doesn't mute.
After installing the Security and Apple Remote Desktop Updates, my graphire2 tablet will not work...I've tried everything I can think of and nothing works.
If you find others, let's hear about them.
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The application loads quickly, and I was like WOW. Then, I used it, and it takes forever to load files. What a quirk...*sighs*
Another odd point... This issue was not a problem initially when I installed Jaguar directly onto my existing 10.1.5. It became a problem only after performing a clean install of 10.2.
Also, I noticed an odd bug in iChat. When an entry for someone in your buddy list is selected out of the address book, you get an odd error (weird codes) indicating the selection went awry. It works fine if you click continue (not quit). However, the error message appears.
<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/seratne/.Pictures/calc.jpg"; target="_blank">Calculator Bug</a>
Anyone else experience this? iBook 700 640MB ram.
I feel decieved.
Tho that new spinning sphinxter is a piece of work
<strong>mine doesn't always sleep. </strong><hr></blockquote>
Nor will mine go to sleep via the energy saver prefs panel.
I have two hard drives would it matter if the system is on the slave drive?
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I originally thought this was some bug that crept in because I did an "Upgrade" install instead of a clean install. I was concerned that it might be hinting at other underlying problems as I was also having some flakiness with airport, so I completely erased my OS X partition and did a clean install-but I see exactly the same bug. By the way, I did notice an improvement in speed after the clean install, but I did also trash a ton of old junk and preferences from my user folder. Overall though I'm pretty happy-if this is the worst bug I have to deal with in upgrading a 2 year old computer to a new system then I'm happy.
The only bug that's annoying me a lot right now is the inability of Finder FTP server-mounting to get the right permissions. Yes, it all looks very pretty, but I'd to use d'n'd to upload files to servers on which I know I'm entitled to do so. I mean, I can do it in the Terminal, though I'd rather not have to... good job I learnt some Unix in the way-way-back.
Calculator Bug
Anyone else experience this? iBook 700 640MB ram.
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That looks like old school Pentium math...
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That looks like old school Pentium math...</strong><hr></blockquote>
it's even OLDER school than that. its a retro feature.
the original Apple II provided many hours of such puzzlement
i'd had one at home for a few months before our high school got its first ones (in the math lab) so i was able to stump the math teacher with this headscratching demo.
on an Apple II (using command line math syntax):
7 x 7 (seven times seven) = 49
7 ^ 2 (seven squared) = 49.000000001
consistently.
all other multiplication - vs - exponent operations for all other integers seemed to agree perfectly, but just try to explain why the magic number 7 behaved this way...
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well, computers are special, see?
just cause they know more pi than you, you might still be smarter at basic math, there's proof.
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