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I tried Ubiquity, but I found the requirement that you be in Firefox to use it a little to restrictive to make it truly useful. I still only spend ~30% of the t
by jballanc 18y ago
I tried Ubiquity, but I found the requirement that you be in Firefox to use it a little to restrictive to make it truly useful. I still only spend ~30% of the time on a computer inside a browser.
On the other hand, Google's Quick Search Box (http://code.google.com/p/qsb-mac/ http://code.google.com/p/qsb-mac/) is looking a lot like Ubiquity without the browser!
- misuba 18y agoQuick Search's launching capacity is getting there, but the real place to be if you want maximum flexibility is the open-source version of Enso (the original linguistic-CLI project from the people behind Ubiquity). It's all in Python, so it's very accessible.