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No Longer MIA - Apple has been adding major missing features to Mac OS X – like CD burning in iTunes – throughout the four minimal updates to 10.0, but 10.1 offers a few more features to which Mac OS 9 users have become accustomed. Unfortunately, I didn’t think to test more applications before upgrading, but I can say with assurance under 10.1 that application launch time is no longer a major issue. System Preferences went from 6 and 5 bounces (first/subsequent) to 4 and 2 bounces under 10.1. In Mac OS X 10.1, Internet Explorer took only 6 bounces on the first launch and 2 on subsequent ones. Applications launch more quickly after having been run once (presumably due to resources being cached or more easily located), and in my tests Internet Explorer initially took 15 bounces on the first launch, and 10 on subsequent launches. On my 500 MHz iBook (Dual USB) with 320 MB of RAM, I checked Internet Explorer 5.1 and System Preferences before and after installing 10.1, and both were significantly faster (though, to be fair, it’s entirely likely that Internet Explorer’s improvement was due to its own changes, not Mac OS X 10.1’s). Wags immediately coined the term 'bouncemarks' – the number of times an application’s icon bounced in the Dock – as a measure of launch speed. The most notable improvement comes in the previously dismal performance when launching applications. Mac OS X 10.1 reduces or eliminates performance problems across the board.
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