BUGS - Mine or "Ours" - Share & Compare Your Suspected Bugs.

Question

Plenty of bugs are to be expected with any significant software upgrade, and to be an early adopter is to welcome such little devils into your digital workflow. One of the best things to do is to take an extra 20 seconds and type a snippet into the Apple Crash Reporter regarding what you were doing prior to the problem. The more feedback Apple gets, the more bugs will disappear with each update.
In the interim, we have helpful forums like this one to help us troubleshoot the balance between notions of what Leopard is doing wrong versus what we (or someone else's application, hardware, etc) might be doing wrong.
If you stumbled on this entry and have 30-60 seconds to spare, I'm sure some of us might benefit from being able to compare the lists of hiccups we've been encountering since upgrading to Leopard, to the lists of other early adopters and the bumps they've picked up on. What's more, some of us might further get an idea if it's Leopard's issue or something elses. (or if anyone knows of an url pointing to a similar compendium that would be great!)
For what it's worth, here's my weeks worth of possible Leo hiccups (I'll add as more arise):
{specs: +canon pixma ip6000D, canoscan lide60, mouseworks trackball, external usb2.0 hdds, wacom cte-440,+ most common apps +omni-applications, iwork '08, GarageBand, iPhoto, Safari, Firefox, Adobe CS3, iTunes, Yep, Quicksilver, Quickeys, Textexpander, Textmate, Finder, Edgies, modo, maya, (other video and audio apps+)}
*1. Spaces*
I've configured certain applications to show up on specific spaces along with some apps to show up on all spaces. For about two hours, whenever I ⌘Tab to an application that is specified to display on a different space, Spaces will kindly switch to the respective space to show the app. A few hours later (on numerous occasions), I'll eventually hit ⌘Tab to switch to an app that is assigned to different space, Spaces will not switch - while it will show the app name in the menubar, the windows and palettes of any nonlocal app will not display. (The real question might be what am I habitually doing/launching/adjusting/etc every couple hours that could be the culprit?)
More when I get time and thanks to anyone else who might share and compare notes. 200711021833Fri

Answer 1

Our developers and our consultancy clientele have struggle to find any logical use for Spaces.app. We've come off as rather dim when trying to explain what the company whose product we highly recommend was thinking in regards to this obtuse implentation. ⌘Tab and Exposé are extremely sufficient for navigating between applications, why anyone would want to add Spaces to that mix, simply to separate their applications is beyond any of us. Users are confused as to why they cannot organize their spaces according to tasks or activities in order to truly leverage the power of virtual desktops.
e.g.,
• Space 1 for correspondence and management tasks could be assigned:
Safari
iCal
Mail
Address Book
• Space 2 for web development could be assigned:
Safari
Dreamweaver
Textmate
• Space 3 open for an alternative programming or scripting task would have assigned:
Safari
Textmate
Terminal
In cases where the same application appears in multiple spaces, switching to that application will not transport the user away from the current space and display the open windows for that application in a different space, instead it will switch to that application and remain in the current space, allowing the user to open a new window and load different files or content than those that appear in the other spaces in which that app resides.