I'm not sure there is one. Some things in Quicksilver were
experiments and not all that proved unfruitful were removed. Or it
could just be a bug.
I believe the Recent items under User make use of the Recent Documents
and Recent Applications list that the OS keeps track of and shows in
the apple menu. I suspect the catalog functions treat them differently
to avoid duplicates.
Howard
On Sep 27, 2008, at 12:29 PM, Chris Cairns wrote:
thanks Howard.
but if thats the solution then what is the use of "recent objects"?
In other words, what is a better way to take advantage of "recent
objects" without allowing it to clutter the results pane.
on checking your user guide, i found this on page 62
"There are other sources for applications in the other catalog sets.
Under User, Dock is a Dock Applications source, under User, Recent
Items is a source for Recent Applications. Even if an application
is found by multiple sources (e.g., where it’s installed, the Dock
and recently used), it only has one entry in the Catalog. As a
result, selecting any kind of application is easy. The default
action is Open so basic launching functions are covered. "
On 27-Sep-08, at 9:42 PM, Howard Melman wrote:
In the Catalog under Quicksilver, uncheck Recent Objects.
Howard
On Sep 27, 2008, at 11:42 AM, Chris Cairns wrote:
plz see the image
http://skitch.com/chriscairns/adaf/picture-2
results get repeated exactly twice thus narrowing down the number
of results that i would have otherwise seen.
why does this happen?
