Comments on: Week of Leopard: iShowU Giveaway http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway iApps for your iMacs! Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:31:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: AGhost http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-691 AGhost Sun, 04 Nov 2007 16:13:42 +0000 http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-691 I love spaces, since it allows me to switch between the collections of apps I use more easily. I love spaces, since it allows me to switch between the collections of apps I use more easily.

]]> By: Keaton http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-634 Keaton Tue, 30 Oct 2007 23:26:34 +0000 http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-634 My favorite feature in leopard is spaces because it just makes my workflow more efficient. Expose is great, but it can be really time consuming, spaces makes finding windows much faster for me. Let's see, I need iShowU so I can screencast stuff for my video podcast iEye (ieyeshow.blip.tv Shameless plug) and, being 13, I can't afford to buy it myself. My favorite feature in leopard is spaces because it just makes my workflow more efficient. Expose is great, but it can be really time consuming, spaces makes finding windows much faster for me.

Let’s see, I need iShowU so I can screencast stuff for my video podcast iEye (ieyeshow.blip.tv Shameless plug) and, being 13, I can’t afford to buy it myself.

]]> By: David http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-625 David Tue, 30 Oct 2007 01:51:02 +0000 http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-625 I really like the idea of quick look .. just tap one button and you have an instant preview, that's really great. Sometimes I'll be going through many files to find out which is the right one, and opening all of them takes a while .. even using preview. I think quick look will most definitely speed things up. I really like the idea of quick look .. just tap one button and you have an instant preview, that’s really great. Sometimes I’ll be going through many files to find out which is the right one, and opening all of them takes a while .. even using preview. I think quick look will most definitely speed things up.

]]> By: Alex http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-614 Alex Fri, 26 Oct 2007 18:58:32 +0000 http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-614 This ones tough. I look forward to loads of new features on Leopard, but.... I think stacks will be one of my favourites. I've just recently cleared up my desktop, but I like the odd bit of eye candy and I use 128x128 icons (512x512 will be nice, too) and all of my Safari downloads go straight to my desktop, which annoys me, I could change it, but they wouldn't be as easy to get at. Plus I can get rid of all of my junk into one stack which I'll sort later. I could go on and on with different features, but since the rules say 1, I'll stick to one. (I'll leave the rest for a blog post.) This ones tough. I look forward to loads of new features on Leopard, but…. I think stacks will be one of my favourites. I’ve just recently cleared up my desktop, but I like the odd bit of eye candy and I use 128×128 icons (512×512 will be nice, too) and all of my Safari downloads go straight to my desktop, which annoys me, I could change it, but they wouldn’t be as easy to get at. Plus I can get rid of all of my junk into one stack which I’ll sort later.

I could go on and on with different features, but since the rules say 1, I’ll stick to one. (I’ll leave the rest for a blog post.)

]]> By: Hin-ching Chan http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-613 Hin-ching Chan Fri, 26 Oct 2007 05:47:07 +0000 http://iappblog.com/week-of-leopard-ishowu-giveaway#comment-613 As un-riveting it may seem, I find the Path Bar my favourite feature of Leopard. If recalled correctly, there was an article which I've read before which discussed the sudden trend and importance of having a path bar in an interface. Previously, assuming there isn't any third party applications involved, one would have to go through the lengths of activating the Path button in the Finder window. Having a proper Path bar will surely speed things up when transfering files etc.. As un-riveting it may seem, I find the Path Bar my favourite feature of Leopard. If recalled correctly, there was an article which I’ve read before which discussed the sudden trend and importance of having a path bar in an interface. Previously, assuming there isn’t any third party applications involved, one would have to go through the lengths of activating the Path button in the Finder window. Having a proper Path bar will surely speed things up when transfering files etc..

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