I just found out that I cannot access Library folder in OS X Lion, it’s disabled and hide it from the user by default. I guess it’s because quite a lot user temped with the Library and cause some problem to the system. As a developer, I can actually access Library folder in OS X Lion via Terminal, but sometime you want to enjoy the privilege and moving stuff on the Apple Finder instead of terminal.
Most developers and coder are using external display monitor to gain better view and enhance multitasking flexibilities at work. It’s very common now and some developer even have dual external display monitors, which get greater multitasking.
With the new release of Apple Mac OS X Lion, there are a lot of changes on the kernel and backends. Therefore I don’t think it’s possible to do port upgrade on Macports in order to upgrade your existing or installed ports in OS X Snow Leopard. Read the rest of this entry »
Mouse Scrolling in OS X Lion has changed into reserve direction gesture. It’s similar to finger scrolling on iPhone/iPad/Android or any touch screen phone. The way you pull the screen up and down.
The changed of scrolling behavior sometime confused me when starting using it. Should I move my finger upward or downward? 
I am trying to get use to it, it might be the future of mouse scrolling behavior/gesture; like when Apple first introduce USB storage than Diskette storage. Read the rest of this entry »
OS X Lion Hot Corner configuration preference no longer available on System Preference panel. It’s because of the Mission Control is designed to replace Exposé and the behavior of view All Application Windows. I was also thought that OS Lion has removed hot corner at the first place.
OS X Lion Hot Corner feature is not missing, don’t worry about it 
It’s now “reside” at Mission Control preference. You can see it at the left bottom when access to Mission Control preference panel.
OS X Lion Hot Corner preference has added two new options, Launchpad and Mission Control. Which is expected since it’s the new features for Mac OS X Lion.
