P. Sture wrote:


nop, when it happens, the windows remains in background, occluded by
windows on top of it. It doesn't happen all the time. But often enough
that I have noticed in the few days since I upgraded to 10.6 on my macpro.

On my laptop (upgraded shortly after getting the CDs in august), I don't
make as much use of X11 so I had not notice it before.

Another difference I found:

Now, whenever I get into a file selection dialogue box, Snow Leopard
re-mounts the automount NFS drives (the remote system generates syslog
alarms). And I am not even sure if any of those drives are shown in the
initial dialogue box. They are dismounted a few minutes later.

It used to be that it was only if I navigated to the directory that
contained the NFS aliases/links that those drives were mounted.


Does anyone know if it is possible to extend the time an NFS drive
remains mounted before it is dismounted due to inactivity ?