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[+Elliott]

nyolc8, on 29 June 2012 - 18:56, said:

What do you mean exactly? You mean when you close the notification banner? Because when I close a notification on the notifications bar, it just fades out.

Sticky notifications that stay up on screen (like calendar alerts) *poof* when you close them.

[Am_I_Evil]

protocol7, on 29 June 2012 - 12:30, said:

I didn't do anything special. You could try closing System Preferences, moving /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.PowerManagement.plist to your desktop (so if it doesn't work you can move it back) and opening the Energy Saver prefs again. That should reset any of the power management settings it was storing.

still wrong for me

[nyolc8]

protocol7, on 25 June 2012 - 23:31, said:

The missing Energy Saver options are back. Not sure if it's from this update or the previous one.

I had a "Restart automatically if the computer freezes" option there too on Lion. Now I don't have that option (looks exactly the same as yours).

[.Neo]

Elliott, on 29 June 2012 - 22:22, said:

Sticky notifications that stay up on screen (like calendar alerts) *poof* when you close them.

Shame they didn't add the same effect to the Dock icons instead of the cartoonish poof.

[Aaron Olive]

.Neo, on 30 June 2012 - 13:53, said:

Shame they didn't add the same effect to the Dock icons instead of the cartoonish poof.

I modified the dock poof file here's a preview video below.

[.Neo]

Cool but it doesn't look quite right though.

[Aaron Olive]

.Neo, on 03 July 2012 - 14:10, said:

Cool but it doesn't look quite right though.

yeah i know, not much else i think i can do with it though, here.

[blachole]

Does anyone know if you can change the color of exchange delegates in iCal in Mountain Lion? This is a bug (or crapy feature) that is disabled in Lion currently.

[.Neo]

So got OS X Mountain Lion released already? Bit done with OS X Lion...

[+CPressland]

Really wish I could install the DP4 and know that I could easily upgrade to final without a reinstall after...

[.Neo]

CPressland, on 04 July 2012 - 15:01, said:

Really wish I could install the DP4 and know that I could easily upgrade to final without a reinstall after...

I'd never want my production system to be an upgraded beta. So far I've been switching between OS X Lion and OS X Mountain Lion since DP4 was released.

[Shadrack]

Wow, can't believe there hasn't been a definitive release date from Apple yet.... I know they said in July, but I would expect by now there would be an actual day set.

[+CPressland]

.Neo, on 04 July 2012 - 15:14, said:

I'd never want my production system to be an upgraded beta. So far I've been switching between OS X Lion and OS X Mountain Lion since DP4 was released.

Ditto, but I'm also somewhat tempted. I've got DP4 installed on another Mac Mini and it looks lovely but I just want rid of Lion already!!!

Shadrack, on 04 July 2012 - 15:21, said:

Wow, can't believe there hasn't been a definitive release date from Apple yet.... I know they said in July, but I would expect by now there would be an actual day set.

My Guess, last day of the month.

[Depicus]

.Neo, on 04 July 2012 - 15:14, said:

I'd never want my production system to be an upgraded beta. So far I've been switching between OS X Lion and OS X Mountain Lion since DP4 was released.

I am running on Snow Leopard which went through all the betas for Lion and now ML and still feels perfectly good to me

[+CPressland]

Depicus, on 04 July 2012 - 15:27, said:

I am running on Snow Leopard which went through all the betas for Lion and now ML and still feels perfectly good to me