I did this because I wasn't getting the BezelHud activating in every space when I deactivated 'Show icon in the Dock'.
I've just realised (thanks, Eris) that I had QS set to space 9 (the preferences would show there) - but the BezelHud would show in every space, until I deactivated 'Show icon in the Dock'. I guess I'll just have the preference window show in every space - not much of a problem really! This still works for HardwareGrowler though! Cheers, philgroups. On Sep 7, 11:01 am, Eris <[email protected]> wrote: > This is safe, but isn't there an option in the preferences to do > precisely the same thing? > > On Sep 6, 10:34 am, philgroups <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Can someone with more knowledge tell me if this is safe? > > > I have found a hack to remove the QS icons from the Dock and > > application switcher. > > > On 10.6, if you have Xcode, you can use Property List Editor to open > > the Info.plist that's located in the Quicksilver application package. > > (Bring up QS in pane 1, option+right arrow, right arrow into > > Contents.) > > Once open, select 'Add Item', click 'Application is background only' > > and check the box. Save and relaunch QS. > > Here's a screenshot:https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/157506/QS%20info%20plist.png > > > Normal functions of the bezel seem to work, although I haven't tried > > everything! > > > CAUTION: opening preferences won't put the focus on that window, and > > some other application will remain active in the menubar. The > > preferences window can be clicked, but no text can be entered. The > > window can still be closed with the 'x' button. This is not such a > > problem if everything is set up nicely. > > > I was able to reverse this by unchecking the same box. > > This also seems to work well with HardwareGrowler. > > I'm using BezelHud. > > > Cheers, philgroups.
