Snow Leopard 101: Application Switcher Exposé

@ Quine:
I don't know what communities you are talking about but I know for a fact that Gizmodo says the new task bar is better than the dock.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fgizmodo.com%2F5131933%2Fgiz-explains-why-the-windows-7-taskbar-beats-mac-os-xs-dock&ei=05yiStS3MYzusQOnnp2NDw&usg=AFQjCNGmNo4YtnMcqyiwBKPcQOHa5bRG2A&sig2=XjaD3XxmrAaNrrSNggnb1A

Hey, I just spotted another new feature...

TÚAW has updated their user comments, giving us the new 1/2 star symbol. Since the update ~6 months ago, it always had the old 1/2 icon when random trolling fanboys would post something as terrible as "copying Aero Peak feature". Now if we could have these bad comments fade into unreadable gray like on Engadget or Joystiq, we'd be set.

Command + Tab brings up the application switcher. Once the application switcher is up if you keep holding the command key and press 1 it brings up that application's windows, similar to dock expose or Expose Application windows.

Hey TUAW! while in Expose mode..if you press APPLE (and the) TILDE key, you can switch from left to right with your application windows...but has this been said yet?

Expose might be nice, but i can still navigate quicker by just using CMD+TAB and then CMD+` to scroll through windows. i can't see any scenario where Expose would save me time or less clicks.

I just discovered, that you can use Exposé in Spaces as well. If you activate the screen where you can see all spaces, click F3 (or use the 4 Finger swipe down) and you see all your windows on all your spaces at once. Pretty cool :)

i love how SL highlights the icon in the dock when using expose. Also a tip when using individual application expose, you can tab through the open apps. It also works if you hold down the icon in the dock or press the magical FKey.

Obvious troll is obvious.

I love that the minimized windows now show up in exposé and are selectable. It might have always been there, but I've just noticed that you can start typing the title of the window you want to select and hit return to make the window active - useful if you don't want to move your hands of their home position on the keyboard to get to the arrow keys.

Apple should add the "Desktop" to expose and cmd-tab ... that's a feature of aero-peek that I do like.