[lookmark]

Could we see another screenshot of the Finder using the more condensed version of Lucida Grande.... say, Column view?

Thanks.

edit. Ah, never mind, I see it in the icon view and open/save dialog screenies. Looks good.

[NY152]

Originally posted by lookmark:
Could we see another screenshot of the Finder using the more condensed version of Lucida Grande.... say, Column view?

i would like to see a side by side comparison. Is it really that noticable?

Thanks

NY152

[Geobunny]

Originally posted by Diggory Laycock:


Hmm - perhaps I should get a bigger iPod

What's so amazing about that? I've had that error come up in Jag a few times. Very helpful, but hardly groundbreaking stuff!

[SMacTech]

Originally posted by Geobunny:
What's so amazing about that? I've had that error come up in Jag a few times. Very helpful, but hardly groundbreaking stuff!

I have never seen it in Jag. It certainly is a new addition for me.
Anyone else ever see such a dialog in 10.2.x ?

[SOLIDAge]

Originally posted by SMacTech:
I have never seen it in Jag. It certainly is a new addition for me.
Anyone else ever see such a dialog in 10.2.x ?

No.

I'm pretty sure it is a new Panther feature.

[squish]

is it me or does Disk Copy not exist in these Panther builds. My friend told me that he can't find the app in Applications > Utilities.

[Drizzt]

Originally posted by squish:
is it me or does Disk Copy not exist in these Panther builds. My friend told me that he can't find the app in Applications > Utilities.

It is now intergrated in the Finder and Disk Utility

[Geobunny]

Originally posted by SMacTech:
I have never seen it in Jag. It certainly is a new addition for me.
Anyone else ever see such a dialog in 10.2.x ?

I took a screenshot of it the first time I saw it cos I thought "hey that's really cool", but then I saw it a few times more and deleted the screenshot...well I was running low on disk space!

It wasn't exactly the same dialog (and didn't have the "don't show again" checkbox), but it was definitely words to that effect. I was sure I posted the image here, but can't find it on any of my usual servers. Sorry.

[Art Vandelay]

Originally posted by Geobunny:
I took a screenshot of it the first time I saw it cos I thought "hey that's really cool", but then I saw it a few times more and deleted the screenshot...well I was running low on disk space!

It wasn't exactly the same dialog (and didn't have the "don't show again" checkbox), but it was definitely words to that effect. I was sure I posted the image here, but can't find it on any of my usual servers. Sorry.

Are you sure you weren't seeing a similar dialog when you tried to copy files to the almost full drive and there wasn't enough space to do so?

This dialog will appear automatically when the drive starts getting too full for OS X to function properly. You don't have to copy files or anything else to get this dialog.

[Moonray]

Originally posted by Diggory Laycock:


Hmm - perhaps I should get a bigger iPod

Yes, it has been there before, and as already said with a less explanatory text and without that checkbox (why would it make sense to turn that warning off?). But if you never ran low on space you never saw it.
Now a real improvement would be if it would offer to delete some random files automatically

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[Geobunny]

Originally posted by Moonray:
Yes, it has been there before, and as already said with a less explanatory text and without that checkbox (why would it make sense to turn that warning off?). But if you never ran low on space you never saw it.
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Thanks for stepping in to prove my sanity......or at the very least for agreeing with me

Originally posted by Moonray:

Now a real improvement would be if it would offer to delete some random files automatically
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Hrm, maybe along the lines of :
"You are running critically low on space on your startup disk. Which would you like to remove?
[ Porn ] [ Work ] [ Both ]"

[Edit: Please excuse the poor joke. I'm very very tired! ]