1. QS is pretty smooth for me 2. I don't use the shelf, but know others are having this problem. There is a workaround and apparently it's not that bad. 3. I fixed large type in the last build ;) 4. Don't use service so don't know :/ I need to start! 5. Don't know
6. -- don't ask me 7. There have been posts on the internet with b56 not working on SL, so users having to download b54 which apparently does work e.g. http://www.appledoes.com/quicksilver-and-snow-leopard-finally-work-hand-in-hand.html I like the idea of having a section saying what does / doesn't work with each OS. We'll try and get that on the 'new' site. Long live QS! Patrick On Nov 18, 8:58 pm, Hagure <[email protected]> wrote: > Forgive me if I'm covering old ground. > > I'm thinking of upgrading to Snow Leopard since 10.6.2 is out. The > only thing holding me back is how well QS works with it. As we all > know, a computer w/o QS is simply a glorified calculator! > > I follow the group through email (yes, I agree a new/revamped site is > necessary), but haven't found a solid report on what works and what is > broken with the recent builds. I know Etienne/Tiennou has just > released a new build that fixes some of the SL compatibility problems > that people were having. > > What I've managed to gather so far: > > * QS in general runs smoothly with 10.6.2 > * QS Shelf appears randomly > * Large Type Action doesn't work (not sure if this is true for 3840) > * Triggers DO work properly with the latest build > * Service Menu item/Send to QuickSilver functionality works/is > possible > * Service Menu plugin no longer works, but functionality can be > replicated through scripting > > Questions I have: > > * What else (if anything) is broken/wonky? Personally, I'm most > interested about the "Current ___" Objects > * Does anyone use b54 (alcor's last build), if possible at all? > > I haven't really been engaged in QS discussion since the move to > Groups, and would like to take this opportunity to jump back in. Yes, > source repository issue tracking tells us what doesn't work, but it > doesn't tell us what DOES. My main goal here is to have a single, > simple list that allows people (especially those like me who haven't > been keeping up with the builds) to quickly see what works and doesn't > work. It could be sectioned off by OS version too. > > Thanks for yall's help and continued dedication towards keeping the > Best Application alive!
