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Go to roaringapps.com and read some of the comments for your “favorite” Adobe app. I still use CS3 and at first it seemed Illustrator and InDesign were broken. It turns out (so far) that the printer dialog hangs for a little longer than usual (it’s loading all those PPDs) but will eventually appear.
Most prepress people will likely wait a while before making the jump. I tend to always give a new OS a try using a separate boot disk.
What does annoy me is how badly Apple documents the changes in their OS, apart from their extensive marketing glut. What is wrong with users a decent manual about the changes in Lion? That would make it much easier for me to puzzle together my web page about font handling in OS X Lion.
As a follow up to my post above, Illustrator CS3 does, in fact, crash every time I attempt to print. I can Save As to a PDF and print from there. No other anomalies to report… yet.
A new kitty, the same repeated growing pains. Why is Mac so prevalent in design when it causes so many problems for developers and users? I work multiplatform and am baffled by the tolerance of Mac-only users.
How long before release did Adobe have a copy of Lion to tinker with… Certainly more than a month before Lion was announced to the public to be released… And Adobe says NOTHING until AFTER it was released (presumably so it could sell more Adobe programs to the unwitting who might assume that it was dilligently working to get their programs bugs out… By Lion release. I for one, am looking elsewhere for pro design solutions.