With Mountian Lion just around the corner, I wonder what impact this will have on Mac users.
If this Macfixit article is correct, we are going to be screwed
http://m.cnet.com/news/q&a-macfixit-answers/57472231
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Thread: Mountain Lion compatible?
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2012-07-14, 12:12 #1Senior Member
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Mountain Lion compatible?
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2012-07-14, 14:41 #2Babelfish's Best Boy
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It's all German, but I guess you get the point:
MacFixit didn't understand the question, or they didn't do their homework. LMS 7.7.2 is running perfectly fine on Mountain Lion.
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2012-07-14, 16:43 #3Senior Member
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Are you sure? For me it still has a 32 bit preference pane which is not supported by Mountain Lion
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2012-07-14, 23:09 #4Babelfish's Best Boy
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Sure about what? Sure about the fact that I really did install LMS on ML and that it really does run as the screenshot shows?
Originally Posted by pippin
Support for 32 bit applications is still there afaik. And we're not running anything in kernel mode.
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2012-08-05, 09:28 #5Junior Member
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No problems
I upgraded to Mountain Lion using a fresh internal hard drive (meaning I had to reinstall LMS from scratch). No issues or problems whatsoever.
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2012-08-07, 00:25 #6Senior Member
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Sleep issues
But please see the thread I started under Third Party Software re the effect of the aggressive sleep policy in Mountain Lion.
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