Here are a few little improvements I like in Leopard :
- Using Spotlight as an application launcher is easier than before because Apple decreased the response times for showing Applications that match the search criterias
- Print preview in now embeded in most Print dialog. Nice !
- The Airport menu is much more responsive and shows an indicator for open/close networks
Update
- Subversion is standard
- Maven 2 too
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I installed Leopard yesterday. The good news is that its really beautiful and that it seems to add a lot of improvements. The bad news is that it removed admin rights to my user. It seems funny but because you need admin rights to give admin rights, well …
Here is the solution :
- Boot in single user mode. (press AppleKey + S at startup)
- Add your user to /private/etc/sudoers
- Reboot
- From a terminal, add your user to Admin group with this command
sudo dscl . append /Groups/admin GroupMembership myusername
- Quit and Open Preferencies to check that your user now has admin rights.
- Remove your user from /private/etc/sudoers. Being in admin group is sufficent
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