Still no way to turn off the Command key snapping things to Grid?

[the.engineer]

Originally Posted by scottmckay

With regard to the sluggishness, I'm now on a 2018 MacBook Pro, Mojave 10.14. I know my system is not qualified, but I've noticed this on qualified systems with High Sierra as well.

That’s really interesting, avid said the new apple computers wouldn’t have the GUI problem because the architecture is different than on the Mac Pro 5,1.

What a load of BS.


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[leftalive]

Count me in. This is infuriating when editing dialog, and what's worse, I can't yet imagine a situation in which I'd actually want it to do that.

I mean, I'm sure there is one, I just don't ever seem to run across it.

[scottmckay]

Originally Posted by the.engineer

That’s really interesting, avid said the new apple computers wouldn’t have the GUI problem because the architecture is different than on the Mac Pro 5,1.

What a load of BS.

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I've found that if you open the app in Low Resolution Mode by getting info on the app bundle and checking the checkbox, it helps a lot with the GUI lag, but, come on, we're in 2019 now, we shouldn't have to do that.

Anyway I feel like that's nothing compared to the workflow lag caused by the re-appropriation of the command key while editing.

[bolooki]

Originally Posted by scottmckay

I've found that if you open the app in Low Resolution Mode by getting info on the app bundle and checking the checkbox, it helps a lot with the GUI lag, but, come on, we're in 2019 now, we shouldn't have to do that.

Anyway I feel like that's nothing compared to the workflow lag caused by the re-appropriation of the command key while editing.

+1 for low Res mode, however running 2018.7 now and problem isn't really there anymore for me on Sierra, pt ultimate. it used to be really bad when I had a ton of playlists open for editing a lead.