The scrolling threw me at first but i'm starting to get used to it. I just try and think of it as what would really happen if you were scrolling a long paper script. What really threw me was that it also reversed mouse scrolling

I have to admit that I have not used a mouse with a Mac for so long that I can't actually remember when this event occurred.... Maybe that last time I reinstalled the OS on my Hackintosh Server.

Running Lion now, and seems not much diff to snow leopard... the launchpad app is handy

I have been a real luddite, but now have a magic track pad. But the mouse is the only option for FInal Cut Pro, especially when manipulating sound, and doing complicated stuff in photoshop

lol, http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2011/07/mac-os-... 'three of these are running'.

Edited by deleted (Thu 21-Jul-11 00:52:34)

In reference to www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/software/368803/apple-os-x-10-7-lion/2:

Indeed, since Lion resolves several major gripes that have traditionally put off Windows users � including any-edge window resizing and full-screen applications � we suggest anyone curious about switching should take a look too. Lion makes the transition to the Mac platform smoother and more tempting than ever.

From a PC magazine...

That window sizing thing must have been a real deal breaker for windows users....

I suppose having to remember which corner to use was the major problem...

Wow, so fullscreen apps are considered an advance?

For me as a mac user it's pretty much a gimmick. Might be nice for videos or something but I will rarely use it.