learn Quicksilver for OS X

I have downloaded Quicksilver, and have made use of it to do some things – for example, created a Twitter script so I can tweet easily using it… I’m aware that it is powerful and will allow me to do much more. It reminds me of another application I have – Life Balance – simple on the surface, but with a great deal of power underneath that can almost be offputting.

Always trying to figure out how to do things more efficiently on my mac. I’m so used to spotlight, but it seems quicksilver is like spotlight on steroids. I’ll give it a few days and try the different plug-ins out and see what happens.

I would consider this successful when I do not need my mouse.

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.

quicksilver is fun for everyone.

Although QS is a bit unstable (crashes about 4-5 times a week on me), I can’t imagine being without it.

This application makes me feel like a ninja… Some kind of a crazy android hybrid ninja who has mastered the use of his computer.

Since the release of OS X Tiger, I’d been using Spotlight as an application launcher. No longer.

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.

Read tutorials. Played a lot. Got the point.