It's available on Indian store too. I guess this is global.
OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
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Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#72Earlier quoted context omitted.
before upgrading, make sure that you can install xcode lion as well. old xcode won't work on lion. macvim with janus plugin crashes like hell.
Yeah that's what I'm waiting for: the state of Xcode 4 for lion (is it free, or still $5?) and the macports update.
Apparently installing MacPorts from SVN should work, although it's a bit more of a hassle: http://blog.affien.com/archives/2011/03/10/macports-on-lion-...
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#73It's available globally. At least if I'm allowed to extrapolate from {US, UK, Sweden}.
Canada too. Downloading...
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#74For all the Mac Developers on ADC: This is, to the best of my knowledge and according to reports from other developers, the same as the GM release on July 1st. If you have that, you already have the final.
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#75Can anyone tell me if homebrew still works on it? What about macvim, rvm, mysql binaries, etc? Waiting is always the hardest part :P.
before upgrading, make sure that you can install xcode lion as well. old xcode won't work on lion. macvim with janus plugin crashes like hell.
So Xcode 3 won't work and mavcim keeps crashing. Is it like: sometimes seems unstable - crashing, or completely unusable - crashing.
Details much appreciated as it is my main editor.
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#76i installed the developer preview of os-x lion some weeks ago. following are my first impressions. let me know how you think... performance: at first i thought lions performance sucks, but mdworker and kextcache processes are re-initializing spotlight right after installation which slows down the system and heats up the cpu. after two hours of fan-noise and heat the system seems to be fine and is running smoothly now…
re:calendar for multiple gcal accounts Try BusyCal though I am in a similar situation and havn't found a good fit.
thx will try it out
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#77How is the backwards compatibility in general? I got a Oracle 10g database running on SL that I am particularly worried about. I got it anyways - will have to do a full backup and find out I suppose. Speaking of 4GB downloads - OS X still does not have something like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Background_Intelligent_Transfer... which can utilize priorities, throttling and do idle bandwidth downloads. That means my…
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Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#78I have been a Windows user since I started using computers. I am thinking of purchasing a Macbook Air. As a young programmer (going into fifth year of college), would anyone recommend this laptop?
The only big drawback is it ain't cheap. You can even run Windows on if you really want.
Having an external DVD drive to install it is advised though, it is really difficult to do it with a USB drive.
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#79There are new MacBook Airs too: http://www.apple.com/macbookair/ (With a currently somewhat broken webpage.) And new Mac Minis (Whose pages are also currently broken...)
Wow, just noticed they removed the DVD drive from the Minis.
Re: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store
#80How is the backwards compatibility in general? I got a Oracle 10g database running on SL that I am particularly worried about. I got it anyways - will have to do a full backup and find out I suppose. Speaking of 4GB downloads - OS X still does not have something like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Background_Intelligent_Transfer... which can utilize priorities, throttling and do idle bandwidth downloads. That means my…
For compatibility in general, http://roaringapps.com/ looks like a decent guide.
Not sure about Oracle 10g though.