Existing users, 
Useful... - Brushwood Thicket Farmer
Quicksilver is for people who can memorize lots of key commands and type quickly. That is not me. I like DragThing because it's a pretty visual thingie to easily click. I need my purely visual thingies.Although DT can do key commands too, I think?
Thursday, October 18 2007 @ 01:20 PM PDT
Useful... - kcohen
DragThing is basically a Dock replacement. If you favour using the Dock and mouse, but find the Dock’s shortcomings limiting (especially in Leopard where the Dock’s usefulness has been seriously diminished), DragThing is a great little tool. If you’re keyboard oriented, you’ll want to use Quicksilver, Butler, or one of the other keyboard-oriented launchers.Wednesday, October 31 2007 @ 01:12 PM PDT
Useful... - kcohen
DragThing is basically a Dock replacement. If you favour using the Dock and mouse, but find the Dock’s shortcomings limiting (especially in Leopard where the Dock’s usefulness has been seriously diminished), DragThing is a great little tool. If you’re keyboard oriented, you’ll want to use Quicksilver, Butler, or one of the other keyboard-oriented launchers.Wednesday, October 31 2007 @ 01:17 PM PDT
Useful... - DavidRavenMoon
I out my most often used apps in my Dock, but I don't want too many in that, so the rest goes into a DragThing Dock with 8 tabs which sits off the right side of my screen. When I need it I hover over there and it opens. I have 8 categories of apps.I also use LaunchBar and Fruitmenu as launchers. LaunchBar is great, but for apps with similar names it's a pain. I put things in Fruitmenu that I would have had in my Apple Menu, like printers, scanner software, etc.
Thursday, November 01 2007 @ 09:49 AM PDT
Useful... - taloncomics
I looked at Quicksilver and it doesn't look like it's even supported anymore. Dragthing is constantly being perfected and works great!Reply to This
Thursday, October 18 2007 @ 12:48 PM PDT