Excellent! That did the trick. It seems like this might be a good thing to indicate that people should do when they upgrade to Snow Leopard, just to clear out any cobwebs that might be about.
-Nathan On Oct 15, 3:28 am, andreb <[email protected]> wrote: > What you are describing should definately work. It does so with my > build. > > From the looks of it some persistent store of QS got corrupted. > If I remember correctly there is also a hotkey combo when depressed > during startup of QS which can have a side effect with symptoms you > are describing. Are you by chance pressing shift or any other modifier > hotkey while QS is launching? > > If it is not that try deleting "~/Library/Caches/Quicksilver/Indexes" > and then relaunch QS. Give it a few minutes to rebuild the Catalogs. > > HTH > André > > On 14 Okt., 06:25, NathanP <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hi all, > > > Before I upgraded to Snow Leopard, I used QS to navigate the disk > > directory structure of my MacBook. So for example, to go to the home > > folder, I would invoke and then type "~"; to go the ~/Documents > > folder, I invoked and then typed "doc". > > > Under the SL-approved QS, I can no longer do this. If I follow the > > above examples, I get a question mark graphic in the left/top pane, > > and the actions all seem to deal with showing/searching catalog > > entries. When I invoke and type "/", I can navigate down system > > folders, but not down preset catalog entries, like /Applications or / > > Users/myuserdirectory. > > > Is this a known bug, or have I forgotten some plugin or catalog > > setting? > > > Thanks in advance for your help. > > > -Nate
