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Keeping with the theme of using the software that comes with your Mac, I gave up using QuickSilver and other similar tools when Leopard came out. 10.5 made Spotlight much faster, and it now does 90% of what I was using third party launcher tools for.
I switched back to Spotlight recently. QuickSilver was nice at first, but it became sluggish to use over time. Since I feel at home using Terminal, a lot of QuickSilver’s awesome features were replaced with Bash or Python commands, so eventually all I used it for was launching applications.
I always used it as more of a dock replacement than anything else. That, and a quick-access calculator. and keyboard access to iTunes. I still think OSX is shit without quicksilver.
from Drive-by Blogging
