On Oct 27, 2004, at 8:30 AM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
If a change affects the entire GUI, then it's the OS issue for me. You're right that it might be caused by something other than Mac OS X/Aqua/kernel itself, but if the system cannot protect itself from these kind of glitches... well, I blame the system.
It happens so rarely, that I cannot tell from memory. I will try to jot down some notes the next time. Thanks for the suggestions.By any chance are you running CHUD? Very similar issues have been reported by users on older Mac's with CHUD when the user has the "nap" mode enabled. Same kind of random and irregular freezes, semi-freezes, and hung cursor problems you describe, across a number of applications.
But I believe my point still remains: would you expect to be forced to look for all this and figure it out on your own, being the user of "world's most advanced operating system"? Windows XP never gave me these kind of trouble, and I believe I used it in much more extreme situations
By the way, I don't want to come across as Mac OS X basher, I still like it better than Windows. :)
Jack Russell
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