Mountain Lion Dual screen window Full screen problem?

I could not upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion on my iMac because dual screen operation was broken when a window on one screen was set to full screen. Has this been fixed in Mountain Lion?

CuckooPint wrote:
I could not upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion on my iMac because dual screen operation was broken when a window on one screen was set to full screen. Has this been fixed in Mountain Lion?
Hey Cuckoo
i Use an iMac with 2 dual screens and the problem you are describing is fixed in the final build release of ML.
i have not seen the breaking of activity when switching too full screen on even all 3 monitors. so looking good in the multiscreen support.
cheers

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