Aperture and Lion

I was looking to buy Aperture as part of a birthday gift for my wife, since she love pictures. However, after reading about 10 reviews all have warned aginst this. Have these kinks been worked out with regards to the software and the OS?
Looking for some honest feedback here... I just purchased a new Mac book pro with 4gb and i7 proccessor and dont want this to chew up the performance on my machine.
Thanks in advance for any answers
WPA

WPallstar wrote:...10 reviews all have warned aginst this. Have these kinks been worked out with regards to the software and the OS?
I think you will find that anyone warning against Lion & Aperture did so based on less than 8 GB RAM or less than i7 cpu or on a marginal GPU or on an OS version before10.7.2 or on an Aperture version before 3.1.3 or some combination thereof. Upgrade to 8 GB RAM and your wife's MBP will fit none of those criteria.
• Heavy images-handling applications tend to be hardware and RAM hogs, and Aperture is one of the worst in that regard. One should optimize hardware for performance at every possible opportunity for optimum Aperture performance. Upgrading to 8 GB RAM is cheap via third party (OWC http://eshop.macsales.com/ or Crucial) and easy to install. Just do it - if for no other reason than to know that if you have performance anomalies it will be unlikely to be RAM.
• Most important is to back up originals before import into Aperture or any other images management app. Reading the "Aperture ate my images" threads here is very distressing to a photographer. It is not that Aperture routinely eats images (it does not) but it is a complex pro images application and users make mistakes setting up their workflows. One inexcusable mistake is failing to back up originals prior to working.
• Install the Aperture Library on an internal drive and never let the drive get more than 70% full as a rough guideline. Even less full is better, because hard drives slow as they fill. As the Aperture Library size grows the workflow regarding drives will need to evolve; plan on discussing that here then (not now, because evolution in SSD and Thunderbolt choices suggest we will potentially have new scenarios/costs later this year).
HTH
-Allen

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Path:            /Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/MacOS/Aperture
Identifier:      com.apple.Aperture
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Build Info:      Aperture-265039000000000~4
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Code Type:       X86-64 (Native)
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Date/Time:       2012-07-29 21:06:07.845 -0400
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Report Version: 9
Interval Since Last Report:          1566976 sec
Crashes Since Last Report:           16
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report:   9
Anonymous UUID:                      AF579EE0-2B7B-4BB8-82CE-78EF40A89A7A
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Message was edited by: noondaywitch

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