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Mac 8.5 Beta Client - Initial Impressions

Keith Nolen  |    |  Tags:  8.5 notes mac beta  |  Comments (0)

 I have been using the Mac 8.5 beta client on my Macbook for about five weeks now, and I have some initial impressions. FYI, I am running on Leopard on a version 1.1 Macbook (Intel core duo) with 2Gb of memory.

  • At this point, the Mac client is a lot more stable than I would expect from a first beta....
  • ...assuming you have a clean install. I started with an upgrade and it was pretty crashy.
  • Performance is OK. I am sure it will pick up in production.
  • The Lotus team has a challenge in balancing the Mac UI guidelines and Lotus UI tradition. I am glad I don't have their challenge.
  • I'd like to see the InfoBox be dockable and re-sizable.
  • About the only thing I deperately miss from the Windows environment is menu keyboard shortcuts. Pressing Alt-F for the file menu is a lot more efficient than reaching for the mouse.
  • IBM really needs to update the home page creation tools. They are basically unchanged since R5. One enhancement I would love to see would be an accordiion-like interface for controlling content display. They've done it in the sidebar, so it is obviously doable.
  • When the migrate Administrator and Designer to OS X I will be able to delete my Windows partition.

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