On Friday, Snow Leopard was officially released. We allknow that it is providing a smaller System folder and will work natively with Microsoft Exchange Server. This article aims for some of the smaller tweaks that you may not know about.
Some of the ones the author mentions are:
* Automator workflows within the Finder are now run as Services.
* Spotlight search Finder windows now remember the state you left them in, so thumbnail size of icon etc
* Preview.app now displays the width and height in pixels when making a crop selection in an image
* 4 finger trackpad gestures are now available to some macbook/pro/air models:
* When revealing the desktop via a hot corner for example, any tooltips currently active also animate away to the edges of the screen in the same way application windows do – but separately.
* Exposé and Spaces can now be called directly from Spotlight.
* Quicktime 7 is still available in the Utilities folder in addition to Quicktime X which is available in Applications:
Of course, there are comments that talk about all this.
See the full list here.
