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As Mac OS X Lion slowly finds its way onto my Mac Book Pro, I gave a read to Ars Technica’s very comprehensive review by John Syracusa and thought it would be a good idea to share the links to the specific sections I believe will be of most interest for Mac-geeks, a read of 30 to 40 minutes.

A good mood-setter for the reading is this line from Syracusa’s conclusion:

…the content of the operating system itself clearly marks the start of a new journey. Seemingly emboldened by the success of iOS, Apple has taken a hatchet to decades of conventional wisdom about desktop operating systems.

File system: Bad things, nice improvements and hopes

• What’s wrong with HFS+
• File system changes in Lion
• File system future

Files / documents recovery

• Document revisions
• Mobile Time Machine

System configuration

• System Preferences
• About This Mac (I love the iTunes-esque Storage tab).

User interface

• Here’s to the crazy ones