Hi James, This is a known bug and has been around since b56a2 or a3 and for Leopard too. I am trying to understand enough to maybe fix the issue but don't get your hopes up. I am a Cocoa/Objective-C beginner and I am having a hard time diagnosing the exact nature of the bug as it does not seem to happen (often enough?) in the development environment.
I realize that you need the latest beta version for Snow Leopard because of the prefs pane issue, but maybe you can try running an earlier beta version and see if you can get QS to start when you don't touch the preferences? I am on Leopard still and this will most likely not change until 10.6.1. Currently three modules are frequently causing crashes for QS: Service Menu Module plugin File Tagging plugin Airport Networks plugin HTH in some way! André On 31 Aug., 19:01, jmtskills <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey everyone, > > I recently upgraded to Snow Leopard to discover that Quicksilver's > preferences were no longer appearing. Downloading B56a7 fixed that; > but, in order to get it to work, I had to delete the services module > because it caused QS to crash upon launch. Does anyone know if there > is a new module I could download to be able to use QS' service > integration again? I never realized how much my workflow revolved > around that. > > Thanks for your time! > > -James
