Actually you're quite wrong. Because Quicksilver covers documents and other files as well as apps. I work on a number of different large projects simultaneously. If I were to put all the documents, files and apps I might use in a given day in my my work into the dock I would literally have to keep several hundred items there.
I don't understand your hostility towards this application, or towards those of us who like it and find it useful. It's fine that it doesn't fill a need for you. But to attack a free app that many of us find a boon, without using it yourself seems bizzare. As does your 'rating' it negatively on things like stability and price when you've never used it. It seems like you're taking this app very personally!
As for your somehow magically knowing how fast I learned to use Quicksilver, I can only wish to have your psychic powers one day! :-)
As I said in my post, I did continue to learn the fine points over a series of days. But the basic function as a launcher for apps, documents, files and images was very simple stuff. Anyone who has used a launcher before should be able to pick this up very quickly.
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Actually you're quite wrong. Because Quicksilver covers documents and other files as well as apps. I work on a number of different large projects simultaneously. If I were to put all the documents, files and apps I might use in a given day in my my work into the dock I would literally have to keep several hundred items there.I don't understand your hostility towards this application, or towards those of us who like it and find it useful. It's fine that it doesn't fill a need for you. But to attack a free app that many of us find a boon, without using it yourself seems bizzare. As does your 'rating' it negatively on things like stability and price when you've never used it. It seems like you're taking this app very personally!
As for your somehow magically knowing how fast I learned to use Quicksilver, I can only wish to have your psychic powers one day! :-)
As I said in my post, I did continue to learn the fine points over a series of days. But the basic function as a launcher for apps, documents, files and images was very simple stuff. Anyone who has used a launcher before should be able to pick this up very quickly.
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