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I wanted to skip to a certain time in this video embedded in an Ars Technica article, but had some trouble doing so.
[url]http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2011/07/mac-os-x-10-7.ars/4#window-resizing[/url]
[img]http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/120/arse.png[/img]
(Funny note, I named the file ars.png, but imageshack turned it into arse.png)
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I didn't get a window. :(
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@pbean said:
I wanted to skip to a certain time in this video embedded in an Ars Technica article, but had some trouble doing so.
Worked OK for me.
TRWTF is the new window animation used in OSX Lion. @Ars Technica said:
"It's conceivable that this animation could delight some users, but I have a hard time believing that the enjoyment will last much past the first week. (Interestingly, this animation does not play in reverse when a window is closed. This, perversely, makes window closing feel faster than window opening in Lion.)
Discovering a way to disable it? Discovering? Really? WTF? Sure, Windows has a lot of annoying animations by default and your grandmother probably has no idea how to turn them off, but I would expect someone doing softare reviews for a well known website to be a little more knowkedgable about this sort thing. Which leads me to believe that turning off these animations must be really non-obvious (or non-possible)..... I look forward to discovering a way to disable it."
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The video works fine for me as well now. Maybe it was becuase I used Linux at work, or perhaps they have fixed it in the mean time.
Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: the Ars Technica review
