Mouseless
5 months ago
I would consider this successful when I do not need my mouse.
How to learn Quicksilver for OS X
It made me 
"No Dock, No Mouse..."
How I did it: Firstly, I went through all the available plugins and figure what I would be using.
Next, I removed all the all the application residing in the Dock.
Then I avoided using my mouse as much as I can.
At the end of the day, I used only Quicksilver and native Mac keyboard shortcuts to get around.
Now if I could only figure out how to navigate in Firefox without the mouse.... hmmm
Lessons & tips: 1 word - Google
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I want to get deeper with Quicksilver
6 months ago
Quicksilver is supposedly so much more than a quick launcher. I want figure out what those deeper functions are and I want to figure out how they can make my computing faster.
Productivity ++
2 years ago
Although QS is a bit unstable (crashes about 4-5 times a week on me), I can’t imagine being without it.
Ha!
2 years ago
This application makes me feel like a ninja… Some kind of a crazy android hybrid ninja who has mastered the use of his computer.
Beats Spotlight Hands Down
2 years ago
Since the release of OS X Tiger, I’d been using Spotlight as an application launcher. No longer.
Simplifies OS X
3 years ago
Forget filling up your dock with random stuff, don’t worry about having to search through your Applications folder. Just type! Unfortunately, I find that on a MacIntel, Quicksilver seems to randomly crash fairly often, when it does crash, it takes a while for my brain to comprehend it, since it’s such a part of how I interact with the system now.
Dock what? Great APP!
3 years ago
Quicksilver is by far the most useful app for OS X that I have besides my development applications. I now hide the dock and rarely use it! ctrl-space and im good to go!
