Spotlight does about 95% of the work, i don't even use the Dock that much, and i only have my top ten apps in it permanently. But there are times i want to launch an app that i use seldom and i don't remeber his name. For this stuff, i think, Launchpad comes in handy: I can create Folders by Subject, so that i can navigate to just those Apps through semantic.
It would be awesome to implement some metadata-head in the .app Bundles, so that Spotlight would offer a more semantic way of searching. The way i imagine it, developers would get to define "Spotlight Patterns", so that i can access functions of an application by typing in some fancy syntax, which would be, as is applescript, very close to natural language.
i use launchpad because if the application isn't in the dock you have to open finder and click applications and then open the application so launchpad is handy
Great video John! Love the way you presented LaunchPad. Solver I believe has to do with MS Office 2011.. "NO! iMovie belongs next to Final Cut, cause their both video programs, and their friends!" haha classic man. Keep up the great work. Peace and Love
Although I originally thought launchpad would be useless to me, I just figured out a way to make launch pad useful. If I don't want my dock to be cluttered with programs or use spotlight, I can pinch using my thumb and 3 fingers on the trackpad to open up launch pad and select my programs a lot easier if I organize them where they're more convent. I preferred using spotlight originally before I actually started to do this and I can't go back.
@MrRobertoCohen No, Mac is enhancing itself with features resembling itself to iOS such as more multi-touch gestures and Launchpad. Regardless, a Touchscreen computer running iOS cannot be considered a MAC. Understandable?
Some people like me put only some apps on their docks. This would be useful if I'm running an application and would want to open a new one. I'd rather use Launchpad than open Finder or the stacked Applications folder on the dock.
Launchpad feels more natural with a trackpad while the dock feels better with a magic mouse. I use their laptop, so I practically emptied out my dock...
@jaychou1994 You do know there's a "Search" option, right..? Or if seeing small things really bother you, just right click start and customize it to a larger font and icons.
Well, it's certainly better than going through multiple menus and looking at those tiny icons and words searching for that one program in my windows start menu
Don't have Lion yet but I think i'm gunna give launchpad a try. It might me useful to keep some apps that I use frequently but not frequently enough that i want them to wast space in the dock. I'll be using a laptop so every last bit of space is useful...
id never use launch pad. i think launch pad is for people with bad eye site so they can se the applications better. and yes i know u can use magnification and enlarge the dock.
What is wrong with just launching apps from the dock or by using spotlight? I just don't get the launchpad idea on a Mac. I think it is just as cool as ping :-)
@aalborg82 the idea is of course to make Lion look like iOS, and for people who are not familiar with Mac OS, launchpad can be very helpful since they don't know spotlight or how to put their apps to the dock ,-)
@21whitworth12 So you are saying PCs are harder to use than a Mac OS? You must be kidding, I have used both, Windows 7, and Mac OS X Lion, and use either daily depending on what I want to do, and Mac OS X is definitely harder to get used to, not only to me, one of the only reasons Windows is so popular is because it is so easy to use, probably the easiest OS to use.
@DarkGoon3r96 windows is so popular because pcs are cheaper than macs. If you use windows properly, the possibilities are endless. On macs you are very restricted.
@21whitworth12 I said "one of the reasons". Possibilites are definitely higher on Windows, and Mac is more restricted, but that is not even what we were talking about, Windows is easier to use period, only reply back if you disagree, but I doubt it is possible for anyone to disagree to the fact that windows IS the more user friendly out of the two
I'm using it on a Macbook Pro and I'm trying to get used to using it instead of just clicking on the apps folder on my dock. I'm still not sure which one is easier but launchpad is def prettier. :) The gesture for it's pretty intuitive but it's not really all that sensitive when it comes to exiting launchpad. It usually takes 2 or 3 tries with the gesture to close out of it.. Meh.. I'm sure it'll get fixed
Launchpad is not useless in Apples eyes. Yes, it is for past users but it really just looks like Apple did it to cater to those new Mac users who expect OS X to be more like iOS. :\
Launchpad is useless. Apart from that, I'm really liking mission control, iPhone-style auto-correct, FaceTime, gestures and fullscreen apps. $30 is right on the mark. This update is in no way mind-blowing, but it does not ruin the OS in any way either (unless you've got tons of PowerPC apps, then stay away).
If you've got $30 to spare, go for it. If not, you can live without it.
@Tinderbox It depends on the user how useful or useless it may be. I prefer spotlight to launch programs, because it's usually faster, but there certainly are more mouse loving folks who'll surely enjoy LaunchPad.
I love when people use the "low price" justification for mediocrity. You wouldn't accept a souped up bicycle with unnecessary training wheels to transport you to work just based on it being cheaper than a moped or car.
I upgraded, and i dont feel like i will be using launchpad too much.. But i didn't know you could move and organize them, if you dont have a multitouch pad its pretty muchuseless.
This was perfect for the iPhone and for the iPod too, the idea of the iPad to look like my phone, mmm don’t liked that much but is ok, and about making my laptop looks like my iPhone, no way that’s too much for me. Definitely not getting this until my next laptop, I refuse to spend $30.00 for make my laptop look like an iPhone, I know is not that much money but I don’t need this!!!
Your review is rather even handed, but I have yet to see anything about Lion that makes it stand out as a worthy incremental upgrade. Mission Control and Launchpad are really only good if you stop doing things the way you've been doing them for years, and start using these new UI features. Features, that aren't better, they're just different. Also, Lion seems to be blatantly based around around the App store. Lots of tools to help people give more money to Apple. I'm not impressed either.
@techraan agreed i prefer snow and apple is such a bitch to remove expose. mission control is a shit. now there is 2 steps before i get to my dashboard
I won't be using launchpad too often,if not at all. It's nice as an option but seems more of a gimmick but it is nice to have heh. as you said The dock is just fine and I'd actually like to trigger and hot key applications like "quicksilver" or "alfred" work for me too :) thanks for all the great videos! Look forward to more!
and i found a great app called better touch tool which lets you customize gestures on your trackpad or mouse to whatever command you want them to do check it out! :)
@spicyxeskimo Well they have to buy the drives, install the data, package them, ship them to the apple stores. It is clearly going to cost more. They are clearly trying to push people toward digital downloads, and anyway it is still a damn sight cheaper then the $120 Microsoft charges for the basic version of Windows. Anyway if you want to pay cash you could always buy a $30 iTunes gift card from wherever and just use that.
I am going to use Laaunchpad but what i want to do is remove the clutter from my Dock and put it in Launch Pad, what is the easiest way to do this?
all i realy want on my Dock is a Few Browsers (Each of my you tube pages it set to a different browser so i can stay signed in on all of them at the same time) Launchpad,Mission Control,Time MAchine,Photo Booth,Face Time,Mail and Finder
@tramlaw72 There is a gesture you can use if you have the multi-touch trackpad. So it can be a little quicker, what I don't like about it is that you can't remove icons from the Launchpad.
what happened to, just type in what you want to find and find it. This doesn't look like I have very much overview... maybe it'll not work as well for desktops as it does for palmtops
been using an app called Quickpick which does exactly the same thing (no folders, but much more customisable) for ages. there are loads of app launchers out there; this is way too late and way too poorly implemented. can't even see a way to remove apps I don't want on there.. it just shows everything in your Applications folder.
i use launchpad all the time for those apps that i don't feel like keeping in my dock i.e. the adobe CS applications and the games from the app store, but like he said i am on a laptop (13 inch with little screen real estate) so its nice to be able to just go BAM and have my apps available without making my dock microscopic, plus i can sort them in the order i want so i can have something like solitaire on the first page rather than all the way down the list like in the apps folder in the dock
@LtBuckFalls but couldn't you just keep the applications folder in the dock, so when you open it all your programs just pop out? Sounds the same to me :|
I'm still debating on buying this. I thought i had a qualifying mac for a free upgrade, but it turns out i don't.
launchpad is dumb, i'm never gonna use it. mission control is cool but also not that impressive. BUT all the fuckin sweet gestures, full screen mode, and the new lion safari really is great. i used to use chrome but i'm using safari now since lion safari is awesome. and the login screen and some other graphics are refreshed and look really good.
"250 new features" is bullshit, there's only like 3 that matter, but they're cool enough to be worth 30 bucks in my opinion
i love the launch pad idea. but i'm not really sure how mission control will be useful to me. i mean i can just have multiple windows open on one desktop, why have more then one. still a great new OS.
I use launchpad on my Air, i find it easier than the applications folder. On the smaller screen it works just fine. On my iMac i don't like using it, it's far too much effort to mouse around and the icons are too large.
pk so i've not seen a jon4lakers video in a while ,only because i havent been on my laptop much , but i have to say it really really feels like he's trying to sound like jon Q , his mannerisms and the way he phrases his jokes , very very like Jon Q.and i think both JR and jonnyQ are both legends , but i really think jon ret should just keep his stye.
@jon4lakers plz reply, cuz i have a question: if i upgrade to Lion, will i have the applications i had on Snow Leopard or i will need to install em again?? please tell me how i can transfer all my applications from Snow Leopard to Lion.. thanks in advance
Minimum Specs: $599 [There's more than one model, Genius, You Don't Have To Get An iMac]
Can It Run Crisis: Yes, If You Really Wanted To You Would Just Run Windows On Your Mac.
Learn Your Shit Before Commenting.
Im An Apple Fanboy, But I Don't Insult People Who Use Windows. For You To Start A Flamewar Is Really Just Pathetic. Why Did You Even Watch This Video If You Don't Like Macs.
@loopmix69 are you ok?Yuo can Find a refurbished Mac mini for less that 500 bucks. Mac's don't suck. If anything, windows sucks compared to mac... Now hold on. Don't yell at me just yet. I love the windows operating system, but the Mac OS is a lot more smoother. You can download programs with out worrying about viruses or malware coming into your system. And actaully, No. You DON'T need a Mac to install Lion. Just risk you computer and run Hackintosh. :D
Does Microsoft Office 2011 really not work? I haven't upgraded to lion yet, and I need feedback... If it doesn't then the upgrade is pretty much useless to me.
People say it's not useful and they will use there dock but what about all the things that arent in your dock or won't fit it's easier than having to find it on your system but I think that people moving to a mac from a pc will use it more as they will take less time to get used to rather than people who already own a mac as they are used to the traditional way
Spotlight does about 95% of the work, i don't even use the Dock that much, and i only have my top ten apps in it permanently. But there are times i want to launch an app that i use seldom and i don't remeber his name. For this stuff, i think, Launchpad comes in handy: I can create Folders by Subject, so that i can navigate to just those Apps through semantic.
SwingLowMellowToe 4 days ago
It would be awesome to implement some metadata-head in the .app Bundles, so that Spotlight would offer a more semantic way of searching. The way i imagine it, developers would get to define "Spotlight Patterns", so that i can access functions of an application by typing in some fancy syntax, which would be, as is applescript, very close to natural language.
SwingLowMellowToe 4 days ago
i play starcraft 2 too! wtas ur username? mine is NoTiCe 187
ch0s3nlife 1 month ago
You sound like Jon Quach in this video =)
ApplicableGeek 1 month ago
i use launchpad because if the application isn't in the dock you have to open finder and click applications and then open the application so launchpad is handy
MrLachy99 1 month ago
STARCRAFT 2!
osterianio 2 months ago
Launchpad is basically a stack, but looks cooler. They should implement this for all the other stacks like documents and downloads.
FUCKxUxNxURxMOTHERx2 2 months ago
Get a magic trackpad, then you can use a 4 finger pinch gesture to open launchpad on a desktop
dmcarefuldriver 3 months ago
the reason your dock is so messy is that you don't use launchpad!
you put your favourite apps in your dock, not all your apps.
BReveningstar 3 months ago
The only things I would use Launchpad for,if I had a Mac would be for games and to get to system preferences whenever I need to.
JAREDMICHALLE 4 months ago
Completely pwned by MS Win 8 :)
gar40 5 months ago
Pwned By win 8
gar40 5 months ago
Great video John! Love the way you presented LaunchPad. Solver I believe has to do with MS Office 2011.. "NO! iMovie belongs next to Final Cut, cause their both video programs, and their friends!" haha classic man. Keep up the great work. Peace and Love
JohnBlue813 5 months ago
dont u realy think that OS X it looks a little bit familiar with ubuntu ?
asdfghjkl0254247356 5 months ago
@asdfghjkl0254247356 They are both based off of Unix. Apple was here first anyway.
MacOSXMason 5 months ago
I use alfred for everything, or just go down to my dock.
BIGBPRODUCTIONS100 5 months ago
to add to ....NO MISSION CONTROL TOO..???;-(
Am i running an demo version or somthin lyk tht ??
MyProbin 6 months ago
i purchased my mbp yesterday..which comes wit os x lion..!! but i found NO LAUNCH PAD ..?? is it holyy shit...??am i doomed ??
MyProbin 6 months ago
NO!! iMovie belongs next to Final Cut!
padawan3 6 months ago
lol, cant u uz use spotlight? or from finder waste of time
jonathanleebh 6 months ago
launchpad is the most stupid idea ever. we're not 3 apple, we can launch applications
MrNickcafc 6 months ago
irritating voice
GazzaBloom 6 months ago
Definitely going to use Launchpad !! Way better than the dock.
Great video !
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MyAppleSpaceCOM 6 months ago
Although I originally thought launchpad would be useless to me, I just figured out a way to make launch pad useful. If I don't want my dock to be cluttered with programs or use spotlight, I can pinch using my thumb and 3 fingers on the trackpad to open up launch pad and select my programs a lot easier if I organize them where they're more convent. I preferred using spotlight originally before I actually started to do this and I can't go back.
Kimarey 6 months ago
I put a new app in the utilities folder through finder....but when I opened utilities in launch pad...it didn't show up.
Super2ube 6 months ago
Definitely much more handy than searching through my stupid windows Start menu with super small text and icons or those desktop shortcuts
jaychou1994 6 months ago
They should make an iMac Touch , i'm thinking a 20" touch screen , any bigger it would be a bit to big, and it should run on ios.
MrRobertoCohen 7 months ago
@MrRobertoCohen no, lion rather.
rinkavideos64 6 months ago
@rinkavideos64 hm.
MrRobertoCohen 6 months ago
@MrRobertoCohen Then it wouldn't be an iMac, now would it? It can't be an iMAC if it doesn't run MAC. Derp-duh-derp much?
Krazed4Tech 6 months ago
@Krazed4Tech Erm have you heard that apple are trying to connect ios with mac, obviously not.
You're a bit late..
MrRobertoCohen 6 months ago
@MrRobertoCohen No, Mac is enhancing itself with features resembling itself to iOS such as more multi-touch gestures and Launchpad. Regardless, a Touchscreen computer running iOS cannot be considered a MAC. Understandable?
Krazed4Tech 6 months ago
@Krazed4Tech Yes it is but i heard very different.
Now can you stop commenting back because i don't respond to long comments sorry.
MrRobertoCohen 6 months ago
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MrRobertoCohen 7 months ago
i like launch pad but i don't use it very often
cart2334 7 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
jesus CHRIST you're annoying
forgetyoubrainiac 7 months ago
why there are also microsoft jerk icon on your mac???
MrWhiterwriter 7 months ago
Some people like me put only some apps on their docks. This would be useful if I'm running an application and would want to open a new one. I'd rather use Launchpad than open Finder or the stacked Applications folder on the dock.
EnroMendoza 7 months ago
do you think os x lion is worth it if you're an everyday user?
xxdavid206xx 7 months ago
@xxdavid206xx yes its definitively worth it
jkewlmcfly 7 months ago
Launchpad feels more natural with a trackpad while the dock feels better with a magic mouse. I use their laptop, so I practically emptied out my dock...
OneGoodCompany 7 months ago
@jaychou1994 You do know there's a "Search" option, right..? Or if seeing small things really bother you, just right click start and customize it to a larger font and icons.
kennytran91 7 months ago
Well, it's certainly better than going through multiple menus and looking at those tiny icons and words searching for that one program in my windows start menu
jaychou1994 7 months ago
i don't know about anybody else . But I use Launchpad a lot
erinnarak 7 months ago
Launchpad annoys me a lot.
It's not that it doesn't look bad, it's just I have a bunch of apps and it's very annoying to organize it.
I wish they had some better features.
Acer157xxx 7 months ago
Don't have Lion yet but I think i'm gunna give launchpad a try. It might me useful to keep some apps that I use frequently but not frequently enough that i want them to wast space in the dock. I'll be using a laptop so every last bit of space is useful...
glevantino 7 months ago
I use it to keep my Desktop clean :)
iambubbleman 7 months ago
If you could run iOS apps from the launch pad, then... yeah it would be brilliant. But... it can't? Then I can't really see the point behind it.
EdouardDubois 7 months ago
id never use launch pad. i think launch pad is for people with bad eye site so they can se the applications better. and yes i know u can use magnification and enlarge the dock.
strongman1800 7 months ago
I don't believe I would use LaunchPad either.
ReviewShark 7 months ago
48,035th... i loose
SillyStuff228 7 months ago
Sorry if this is a stupid question but could someone please tell me what the deal is with the windows in parallel apps?
DaveMcElligott 7 months ago
i dont think i would use launchpad either..
xBlue741 7 months ago
Looks like old Linux XXX, just with cut features
amfikz 7 months ago
What is wrong with just launching apps from the dock or by using spotlight? I just don't get the launchpad idea on a Mac. I think it is just as cool as ping :-)
aalborg82 7 months ago 30
@aalborg82 the idea is of course to make Lion look like iOS, and for people who are not familiar with Mac OS, launchpad can be very helpful since they don't know spotlight or how to put their apps to the dock ,-)
MichaelRyanMichael 7 months ago
I'm going to skip this update, it's just gimmicks.
fidgetingfinch 7 months ago
@fidgetingfinch actually, the fullscreen apps feature is VERY useful ;) love it
yamahaespen 7 months ago
Lol what a mess!
Rangeldangeldodo 7 months ago
I used to love your videos, now they are just stupid
jversteegful 7 months ago
He plays Starcraft II :) In which league you are man? ;)
TheTomoYoda 7 months ago
@TheTomoYoda Its one of the few decent games on macs
21whitworth12 7 months ago
Help! How can i delete an alias thats in my lunchpad?!
L4Leonard 7 months ago
I wish you could update your computer like you can your phone..
Technifyd 7 months ago
been able to do this for years on windows mods and apps.
21whitworth12 7 months ago
@21whitworth12 Been able to do this for years on Mac too...
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 Not as early as on pc, apple only makes money through hyping overrated products
21whitworth12 7 months ago
@21whitworth12 So you are saying that iPhone, iMac, 17 Inch Macbook Pro aren't one of the best smartphone/All in one Desktops/Laptop available?
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 that is exactly what i am saying....macs are for the people too dumb to use pcs properly.
21whitworth12 7 months ago
@21whitworth12 Too dumb to use PCs properly? Windows is much more user friendly and easier to learn and use.
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 you obviously have not used it before.
21whitworth12 7 months ago
@21whitworth12 So you are saying PCs are harder to use than a Mac OS? You must be kidding, I have used both, Windows 7, and Mac OS X Lion, and use either daily depending on what I want to do, and Mac OS X is definitely harder to get used to, not only to me, one of the only reasons Windows is so popular is because it is so easy to use, probably the easiest OS to use.
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 windows is so popular because pcs are cheaper than macs. If you use windows properly, the possibilities are endless. On macs you are very restricted.
21whitworth12 7 months ago
@21whitworth12 I said "one of the reasons". Possibilites are definitely higher on Windows, and Mac is more restricted, but that is not even what we were talking about, Windows is easier to use period, only reply back if you disagree, but I doubt it is possible for anyone to disagree to the fact that windows IS the more user friendly out of the two
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 with macs you are kept with the basic needs, where you cant fuck up, in windows, if you are dumb, you could fuck up anywhere
21whitworth12 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 Windows is easier to use? And it's a fact? ROFL.
NotAYTUser 7 months ago
@NotAYTUser Are you a retard? So are you saying that windows is harder to use than Mac? Fuck off man
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
@DarkGoon3r96 I feel sad for you becoming a Microsoft slave. (Pro tip here: Swearing doesn't make your arguments any more plausible, just saying.)
NotAYTUser 7 months ago
@NotAYTUser LMAO, Microsoft slave? Have you even been seeing what is going on?
DarkGoon3r96 7 months ago
I'm using it on a Macbook Pro and I'm trying to get used to using it instead of just clicking on the apps folder on my dock. I'm still not sure which one is easier but launchpad is def prettier. :) The gesture for it's pretty intuitive but it's not really all that sensitive when it comes to exiting launchpad. It usually takes 2 or 3 tries with the gesture to close out of it.. Meh.. I'm sure it'll get fixed
KnucklesX318 7 months ago
Wow. You have a lot of stuff on your computer.
KJcheer 7 months ago
You can access it quicker by using your four fingers and thumb to pinch on the trackpad.
Your5Tru3ly 7 months ago
is there a short cut key for launchpad
redkimba1 7 months ago
@redkimba1 You can assign one.
generischernutzer 7 months ago
@generischernutzer how do you assign one?
redkimba1 7 months ago
@redkimba1
System preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts
It's actually quite obvious, don't you think? ^^
generischernutzer 7 months ago
@redkimba1 if your on a macbook you can use your four fingers and thumb and pinch on the trackpad
Your5Tru3ly 7 months ago
Launchpad is not useless in Apples eyes. Yes, it is for past users but it really just looks like Apple did it to cater to those new Mac users who expect OS X to be more like iOS. :\
ryanyomomma 7 months ago
Jon, I like you the way you are, drop the Jon Q skit
mrjoeyd91 7 months ago
Launchpad is useless. Apart from that, I'm really liking mission control, iPhone-style auto-correct, FaceTime, gestures and fullscreen apps. $30 is right on the mark. This update is in no way mind-blowing, but it does not ruin the OS in any way either (unless you've got tons of PowerPC apps, then stay away).
If you've got $30 to spare, go for it. If not, you can live without it.
Tinderbox 7 months ago
@Tinderbox It depends on the user how useful or useless it may be. I prefer spotlight to launch programs, because it's usually faster, but there certainly are more mouse loving folks who'll surely enjoy LaunchPad.
generischernutzer 7 months ago
Just got my upgrade. Loving it
360734pd7 7 months ago
John, Im sorry but you sound really obnoxious in this video.
richmondn962 7 months ago
alright, no money = no os x lion
theworldshakerz 7 months ago 36
@theworldshakerz just get it for free
xSparky117x 7 months ago
@theworldshakerz alright, job = MONEY
tylerwright118 7 months ago
@theworldshakerz It's only $30
The1mc00l 7 months ago
@theworldshakerz torrent it dude
101simar 6 months ago
why dont you just get a magic mose jon, in stead of putting it on a laptop
thewhyme3 7 months ago
Wow starcraft 2 on a mac .no wonder why so many lags on the battlenet server.
baltamazter 7 months ago
Features like this have been in Ubuntu Linux for at least the past two years. For free.
SteezMcGee420 7 months ago
@SteezMcGee420 Well I bet you can't use gestures to activate it on Ubuntu.
BigJackJohn 7 months ago
@BigJackJohn It's linux. You can do anything.
SteezMcGee420 7 months ago
@SteezMcGee420 Sure.
BigJackJohn 7 months ago
If you use a touch screen, you can use your desktop like an ipad.
darkrauser1 7 months ago
Agree!
wilhelml 7 months ago
Sc2!!!!!!
dragomegak 7 months ago
╭∩╮(︶︿︶)╭∩╮ - Please check my video on Mac OS X Lion (Thumbs Up Please)
1730davis 7 months ago
@1730davis How bout a thumbs down for spamming?
eah2119 7 months ago
I love when people use the "low price" justification for mediocrity. You wouldn't accept a souped up bicycle with unnecessary training wheels to transport you to work just based on it being cheaper than a moped or car.
burleyc1 7 months ago
YEah, launchpad is pretty worthless...
burleyc1 7 months ago
Solver is a simple plugin for MS Excel. Lets you do some intensive math.
aguformoso 7 months ago
Is he high?
MrBarneyDinosaur 7 months ago
I'm on a laptop and I use launchpad, I remove the application folder from my dock and on my dock is only my most used apps
siltorky1309 7 months ago
0:28 for start of review
sciroccoguy 7 months ago
why are people complaining about the price. Its only $30.00 its better then paying $100 for a windows upgrade.
TheAppleMan100 7 months ago
it's so obious that jon is trying to be funny like jon q... thumbs up if you noticed
MrPhotoshop997 7 months ago
LION>W7
Brok3nCarlos 7 months ago
I upgraded, and i dont feel like i will be using launchpad too much.. But i didn't know you could move and organize them, if you dont have a multitouch pad its pretty muchuseless.
HenkelmanAndy 7 months ago
NO!
oscarhalder 7 months ago
seems like some people don't have 30 bucks to spend
Fooxx24 7 months ago
@spicyxeskimo Yep all of the their stores are interconnected; iTunes, iBooks, the Mac App Store.
alphaswimmer55 7 months ago
This was perfect for the iPhone and for the iPod too, the idea of the iPad to look like my phone, mmm don’t liked that much but is ok, and about making my laptop looks like my iPhone, no way that’s too much for me. Definitely not getting this until my next laptop, I refuse to spend $30.00 for make my laptop look like an iPhone, I know is not that much money but I don’t need this!!!
koller16 7 months ago
Your review is rather even handed, but I have yet to see anything about Lion that makes it stand out as a worthy incremental upgrade. Mission Control and Launchpad are really only good if you stop doing things the way you've been doing them for years, and start using these new UI features. Features, that aren't better, they're just different. Also, Lion seems to be blatantly based around around the App store. Lots of tools to help people give more money to Apple. I'm not impressed either.
techraan 7 months ago
@techraan agreed i prefer snow and apple is such a bitch to remove expose. mission control is a shit. now there is 2 steps before i get to my dashboard
kazora1001 7 months ago
I won't be using launchpad too often,if not at all. It's nice as an option but seems more of a gimmick but it is nice to have heh. as you said The dock is just fine and I'd actually like to trigger and hot key applications like "quicksilver" or "alfred" work for me too :) thanks for all the great videos! Look forward to more!
and i found a great app called better touch tool which lets you customize gestures on your trackpad or mouse to whatever command you want them to do check it out! :)
lliicckk 7 months ago
30 bucks for a service pack? No THanks.
metaldoood 7 months ago
That's it? I payed 30 bucks for this?
carlos53k 7 months ago
@carlos53k yea, kinda bull fuck rite?
kazora1001 7 months ago
Cool but meh
Pinwormx 7 months ago
Just install Windows 7 ion it and you can literally make it look however you want with some really slick customization apps
TheVideoGamePad 7 months ago
@TheVideoGamePad it's not the same trust me
TheCityLightz 7 months ago
FUCK APPLE GO WINDOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Experimentzshow 7 months ago
@Experimentzshow well... i'm a fan of Windows too, but itf it werent for Apple, there would be no such thing as wifi or ipods...
mrpwnedish 7 months ago
@spicyxeskimo Well they have to buy the drives, install the data, package them, ship them to the apple stores. It is clearly going to cost more. They are clearly trying to push people toward digital downloads, and anyway it is still a damn sight cheaper then the $120 Microsoft charges for the basic version of Windows. Anyway if you want to pay cash you could always buy a $30 iTunes gift card from wherever and just use that.
alphaswimmer55 7 months ago
Jon you are almost at 100 million total upload views!!
Bobak1995 7 months ago
I am going to use Laaunchpad but what i want to do is remove the clutter from my Dock and put it in Launch Pad, what is the easiest way to do this?
all i realy want on my Dock is a Few Browsers (Each of my you tube pages it set to a different browser so i can stay signed in on all of them at the same time) Launchpad,Mission Control,Time MAchine,Photo Booth,Face Time,Mail and Finder
CoffeehousePorcupine 7 months ago
@tramlaw72 There is a gesture you can use if you have the multi-touch trackpad. So it can be a little quicker, what I don't like about it is that you can't remove icons from the Launchpad.
BL00DThirsty3 7 months ago
I dont think I will use it. It doesn't seem anymore convenient then just going into the application folder on my dock.
tramlaw72 7 months ago
There friends... Lol :p
martinimagic007 7 months ago
You sir are funny. :)
indu111 7 months ago
what happened to, just type in what you want to find and find it. This doesn't look like I have very much overview... maybe it'll not work as well for desktops as it does for palmtops
2fast4uFED 7 months ago
oh wooow!!!
the icons do a jggly dance - great!!! hahahahaha!!!! what a great thing. the icons jiggle woooow.
stupid shit
fanboy!
harryconic 7 months ago
been using an app called Quickpick which does exactly the same thing (no folders, but much more customisable) for ages. there are loads of app launchers out there; this is way too late and way too poorly implemented. can't even see a way to remove apps I don't want on there.. it just shows everything in your Applications folder.
another minimalist nightmare from Apple.
GoggleEyedOne 7 months ago
i will use it
Trentk98 7 months ago
I`m gonna take years to learn how to use that >.<
Xaviersama016 7 months ago
Well there meant to be doing a touch screen mac so using iOS features in lion makes sense
ilkleysk8r 7 months ago
Ram
amiadr 7 months ago
Launch pad is a waste of my ran
amiadr 7 months ago
i use launchpad all the time for those apps that i don't feel like keeping in my dock i.e. the adobe CS applications and the games from the app store, but like he said i am on a laptop (13 inch with little screen real estate) so its nice to be able to just go BAM and have my apps available without making my dock microscopic, plus i can sort them in the order i want so i can have something like solitaire on the first page rather than all the way down the list like in the apps folder in the dock
LtBuckFalls 7 months ago 12
@LtBuckFalls Ya, I use it a lot atm too. In place of the Applications stack.
j800r 7 months ago
@LtBuckFalls but couldn't you just keep the applications folder in the dock, so when you open it all your programs just pop out? Sounds the same to me :|
I'm still debating on buying this. I thought i had a qualifying mac for a free upgrade, but it turns out i don't.
yujirocks 7 months ago
launchpad is dumb, i'm never gonna use it. mission control is cool but also not that impressive. BUT all the fuckin sweet gestures, full screen mode, and the new lion safari really is great. i used to use chrome but i'm using safari now since lion safari is awesome. and the login screen and some other graphics are refreshed and look really good.
"250 new features" is bullshit, there's only like 3 that matter, but they're cool enough to be worth 30 bucks in my opinion
FichDak 7 months ago
i have the macbook pro and i hate having things in my dock all the time so ive been using launchpad a lot since yesterday!
justjackfan1 7 months ago
Mac OS sucks balls
alexandr1us 7 months ago
i love the launch pad idea. but i'm not really sure how mission control will be useful to me. i mean i can just have multiple windows open on one desktop, why have more then one. still a great new OS.
stewie100 7 months ago
I use launchpad on my Air, i find it easier than the applications folder. On the smaller screen it works just fine. On my iMac i don't like using it, it's far too much effort to mouse around and the icons are too large.
jaffa25 7 months ago
pk so i've not seen a jon4lakers video in a while ,only because i havent been on my laptop much , but i have to say it really really feels like he's trying to sound like jon Q , his mannerisms and the way he phrases his jokes , very very like Jon Q.and i think both JR and jonnyQ are both legends , but i really think jon ret should just keep his stye.
finpank 7 months ago
@jon4lakers plz reply, cuz i have a question: if i upgrade to Lion, will i have the applications i had on Snow Leopard or i will need to install em again?? please tell me how i can transfer all my applications from Snow Leopard to Lion.. thanks in advance
GiannicTheGod 7 months ago
LaunchPad Looks Pretty Pointless, But I Might Just Use It To Uninstall Apps If It Does It Better Than AppZapper.
JVCONSOLE 7 months ago
u drunk????
iPhoneTipster 7 months ago
@iStaunchYou You spamming every Lion video then?
depreciousMODE 7 months ago
you need a pop filter
samywamy10 7 months ago
I'll never use launchpad. Erm, Applications folder?
snowleopard448 7 months ago
DO I NEED A MAC TO INSTALL THIS? CAN IT RUN CRISIS? TO ALL THAT ARE JUST FAGGING TO APPLE=
A MAC(MINIMUN SPECIFICS) MIN=1200$
A MAC OS LION=39$
A SUPER PC RIG WITH W7= LESS THAN A SUCKING MAC..
loopmix69 7 months ago
@loopmix69
u mad bro?
dayananDKZ 7 months ago
@loopmix69
Lion = $29
Minimum Specs: $599 [There's more than one model, Genius, You Don't Have To Get An iMac]
Can It Run Crisis: Yes, If You Really Wanted To You Would Just Run Windows On Your Mac.
Learn Your Shit Before Commenting.
Im An Apple Fanboy, But I Don't Insult People Who Use Windows. For You To Start A Flamewar Is Really Just Pathetic. Why Did You Even Watch This Video If You Don't Like Macs.
JVCONSOLE 7 months ago
@loopmix69 are you ok?Yuo can Find a refurbished Mac mini for less that 500 bucks. Mac's don't suck. If anything, windows sucks compared to mac... Now hold on. Don't yell at me just yet. I love the windows operating system, but the Mac OS is a lot more smoother. You can download programs with out worrying about viruses or malware coming into your system. And actaully, No. You DON'T need a Mac to install Lion. Just risk you computer and run Hackintosh. :D
cheetodude24 7 months ago
Does Microsoft Office 2011 really not work? I haven't upgraded to lion yet, and I need feedback... If it doesn't then the upgrade is pretty much useless to me.
MaXxChiX 7 months ago
@iStaunchYou windows 7 is about $150 now anyway so and lion is like $40......
Jack14112 7 months ago
People say it's not useful and they will use there dock but what about all the things that arent in your dock or won't fit it's easier than having to find it on your system but I think that people moving to a mac from a pc will use it more as they will take less time to get used to rather than people who already own a mac as they are used to the traditional way
magand26 7 months ago
Ugh, this faggot is so irritating.
GlennD96 7 months ago
@iStaunchYou lion is $29
ThePeckAtTech 7 months ago