Or better yet, the next time you see two instances, instead of quitting one of them, go to Terminal and enter the following command:
ps -x | grep Quicksilver This should spit out various bits of info on any processes you have running that contain the name "Quicksilver" In that info you should see a file path for each instance. If they are the same then you have to instances of the same application running. If they are different, one of them will lead you to a duplicate copy of Quicksilver that you can safely remove. On Apr 16, 10:25 am, Sesquipedalian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's... weird... > > Do a Spotlight search to see if you have two copies installed in > different places on your hard drive. > > On Apr 15, 2:11 am, volantwish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I've been having a problem with Quicksilver for a couple months, and > > it's finally bugging me enough to do something about it :) > > > I have Quicksilver set to start at login. When I've been using my > > computer, for a few minutes Quicksilver will start running a second > > instance. (So I have two icons in my menubar.) If I close an instance > > it will reappear a few minutes later. I've never seen a third instance > > open, though. This becomes a problem because I have my preferences set > > for my hotkey to both call up and dismiss the app. If multiple > > instances are running, however, pressing the hotkey will just toggle > > to the other instance. > > > I'm running β54 (3815) on OS X 10.5.2. I can't remember if this > > started before or after upgrading to Leopard, but I'm inclined to say > > it was after. I've tried reinstalling, but the problem won't go away!
