Our love of Quicksilver, the sometimes inscrutable application launcher (and much more) runs deep, but Daniel over at waferbaby has us beat. It would seem Daniel isn't a big fan of the Finder and he is crazy for Quicksilver. Clearly, it took the next obvious step and replaced the Finder with Quicksilver. Read his post for the details, but be warned it isn't for the faint of heart.Replace the Finder with Quicksilver
Our love of Quicksilver, the sometimes inscrutable application launcher (and much more) runs deep, but Daniel over at waferbaby has us beat. It would seem Daniel isn't a big fan of the Finder and he is crazy for Quicksilver. Clearly, it took the next obvious step and replaced the Finder with Quicksilver. Read his post for the details, but be warned it isn't for the faint of heart.Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. I love it, but I don't think I can live without Finder. I mean I did grow up on System 6. I tend to use Quicksilver for productivity and a launcher and spotlight for file management.
Posted at 9:55PM on Oct 11th 2007 by Aaron Yates
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1. There, three non iPhone/iTouch posts in a row for the "Oh geez not another iPhone post on TUAW!" whiners.
(grin)
Posted at 9:50PM on Oct 11th 2007 by oshawapilot