Lion bugs

Hello community,

I've been testing Lion (10.7.1) since it came out and have made the following notes on problems I've encountered along the way:

Occasionally the keyboard stops working. The function keys continue to work (ie the volume brightness etc) however I just can't type anything. This seems to be caused by Mission Control. But funnily enough when I kill the Dock process then the keyboard comes back, until I use spaces / mission control again.

NFS share names are not the name of the directory they are mounted to. They appear as the name of the NFS export which is incorrect.

The AD plugin is unstable - UID & GID's do not seem to map to their corresponding names. So when checking permissions in Terminal you see the UID number rather than the relating name.

The text in a window title randomly goes red.

iTunes crashes - generally on the first time I start it. Especially if my iPhone is connected.

Finder menu bar occasionally goes black.

The screensaver does not unlock. You type the password in but the screensaver stays on. You can still switch between spaces and you can see the screen for a moment however it goes back to the locked screensaver. The only way I managed to get around this one was SSH'ing into the machine and killing the screensaver process.

Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection is not very stable. It often crashes when RDP'ing into a machine, particularly straight after putting the password in.

FileMaker is no longer friendly with NFS mounts. In 10.6 I can open FileMaker databases from an NFS share point, however performing the same task from 10.7, FileMaker tells me it cannot find the database.

Just thought I'd get these comments out into the public domain. I'm sure there are other users experiencing similar issues.

Regards,

Luke