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That the user should not be able to tell that anything has happened removing an application from the Command-Tab switcher, when the user knows darned well that it was there a while ago, is disruptive and confusing. Auto Termination should be completely transparent, meaning So while the timing may have been changed, the basic behavior has not and the basic behavior still seems to me to be just plain wrong. But they did eventually vanish from the Command-Tab switcher (and the Dock, if they weren’t permanently resident there). In my experiments, applications such as TextEdit and Preview no longer vanish from the Command-Tab switcher the moment they were backgrounded and without windows. Here’s a rundown of some of the more noticeable changes in 10.7.2 (and if you find others, please do mention them in the comments).Īuto Termination - The Auto Termination behavior that I discussed in “ Lion Is a Quitter” (5 August 2011) appears to be moderated somewhat. It turns out that a couple of the behaviors mentioned in our article “ Subtle Irritations in Lion” (17 August 2011) are in fact emended, and there are a few additional if subtle usability improvements. (Suffice it to say for now that initial efforts to move to iCloud have been fraught with problems for many people, so if you’re not desperate to try the new features, you might want to wait for a bit.) So let’s leave iCloud to one side for a moment and focus on the rest of 10.7.2. Now, iCloud is a major subject, and we’ll doubtless be featuring considerably more news and information about it shortly. The delay in releasing 10.7.2 was not, it appears, so that Apple could make extensive changes, but so that iCloud could appear on your Mac and your iOS devices simultaneously in other words, iCloud is 10.7.2’s big new feature. Even minor tweaks are fairly few and far between. If you were seriously expecting that Apple would provide an official option for turning off major new features such as Auto Save, those hopes are dashed modifying (or even moderating) its strategy is not a typical part of the Apple ethos.

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Mac OS X Lion Update 10.7.2 (Server) Combo: 892.24 MBĬonsidering how long it has been since Lion was originally released (see “ Our Favorite Hidden Features in Mac OS X Lion,” 20 July 2011), and considering the minimal nature of the early bug-fix release 10.7.1 (see “ Mac OS X 10.7.1 Fixes Just a Few Bugs,” 16 August 2011), 10.7.2 may come as something of a disappointment.Mac OS X Lion Update 10.7.2 (Client) Combo: 818.59 MB.

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As always, it’s easiest to let Software Update handle the delta updates the combo updaters are useful if you have to reinstall for some reason.

And for Lion users, there was Mac OS X 10.7.2, which appeared in the usual four forms, including delta and combo updaters for both Lion and Lion Server. For developers, there was Xcode 4.2 for both Snow Leopard and Lion. But those weren’t the only components of the release. In the course of Apple’s super-release last Wednesday, most of the air got sucked out of the room by the new iPhone 4S and iOS 5.

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