The threadstarter had said they weren't interested in a third party program. Although I don't really care about whether it is 3rd party or not, just if it works the best. I'll check out Quicksilver.Mitthrawnuruodo said:Quicksilver is a better launcher than Spotlight and the resources it uses are not an issue (and I have disabled Dashboard because it uses too much resources)...![]()
Well it's one solution (out of many possible). Maybe not the one s/he wanted in the first place, but still a solution, and maybe if s/he gives it a try the benefits are higher than the drawbacks of having to install a 3rd party app running all the time... If s/he don't want to try it, s/he's welcome to ignore the post...GimmeSlack12 said:The threadstarter had said they weren't interested in a third party program.
You won't regret it, it has totally changed the way I interact with my iBook...GimmeSlack12 said:Although I don't really care about whether it is 3rd party or not, just if it works the best. I'll check out Quicksilver.![]()
GimmeSlack12 said:The threadstarter had said they weren't interested in a third party program. Although I don't really care about whether it is 3rd party or not, just if it works the best. I'll check out Quicksilver.![]()
This is coming to the thread a few years late BUT here goes...
Man.... you know a threads old when it was before I knew about Quicksilver. Wow... talk about reminiscing. I'm actually done with Quicksilver nowadays, although for a few years I totally swore by it.
Use Spotlight.
quicksilver seems to be dead in the water. I've switched to alfred, it doesn't have the command line type power of quicksilver, but it's a great program in its own right.