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It’s fair that the core app still compiles and has some maintenance, but there hasn’t been work done on the plugins and system integration in about a decade. Wh
by Arubis 6y ago
It’s fair that the core app still compiles and has some maintenance, but there hasn’t been work done on the plugins and system integration in about a decade. What’s left makes a nice but slowly decaying launcher. The magical workflows of being able to navigate swiftly between app context menus, system services, and web services without a mouse or even leaving QS...those are but memories.
QS circa 2008ish spoiled me for all launchers since.
- bb010g 6y ago> QS circa 2008ish spoiled me for all launchers since. Same. I (or somebody else) really should port Quicksilver to Linux; it's the day-to-day utility I've missed the most.