BTT has had window resizing and snapping for several versions now, too. And since it is free, there's no reason not to try it.
On Feb 23, 8:21 am, Guy Manchester <[email protected]> wrote: > There was recently a discussion titled "strange behaviour" whereby for both > me and another QS user the interface had suddenly started opening behind > windows, hidden. > > As I use jitouch maybe this is why I was having a problem. It only affected > the bezelHUD interface so after trying a couple of things I ended up changing > permanently to the cube interface. Maybe you could try a different interface > if You're using BezelHUD & see if that helps. > > If you would to read the relevant thread it's here: > > http://groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/browse_thread/th... > > Meanwhile, when I've got some time I think I'll try uninstalling jitouch & > reverting to bezelHUD & see what happens. I too mainly rely on BTT but I like > the window resizing feature jitouch has. > > On 23 Feb 2011, at 06:58, Jon Stovell wrote: > > > > > I use BetterTouchTool (rather than JiTouch) and similarly found that single > > modifier activation of Quicksilver became unreliable. I don't know why this > > is, but I did find a solution. First I turned off Quicksilver's own > > modifier only activation setting. Then I installed KeyRemap4Macbook > > (http://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/index.html) and set it up to use a > > single tap of the Command key to send my normal QS activation keystroke. > > Now everything works quite perfectly. > > > Unfortunately, KeyRemap4Macbook has some of the worst documentation I have > > ever seen, so it took me a while to figure out how to get it to do what I > > wanted. In order to save you from that frustration, I have attached the > > custom settings file that I created. To use it, first install > > KeyRemap4Macbook and then open its preference pane in System Preferences. > > Click on the "Misc & Uninstall" tab, and then click the button that says > > "Open private.xml". This will reveal a file in Finder that you can simply > > replace with my attached file, or modify to include the contents of my > > attached file. Once you are done customizing this file, go back to System > > Preferences and switch to the "Change Key" tab in the KeyRemap4Macbook > > preference pane. Click the "Reload XML" button and enjoy single modifier > > activation once again. > > > Note that my attached file assumes you want to use the Command key to > > activate QS, and that your normal QS activation keystroke is > > Control-Option-Command-Space. If necessary I can tell you how to edit the > > file to do what you want. > > > As for your other issue, I have not experienced that and I have no idea why > > your system is doing that. > > > Jon > > > On Feb 22, 10:04 pm, Dexter <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello. I was wondering if anyone has experienced a conflict between > >> JItouch and Quicksilver? > > >> After much testing, restarting, etc, I have determined that on my > >> machine (Macbook Pro 10.6.6), such a conflict seems to exist. Namely, > >> when JItouch is enabled, Quicksilver will soon lose two features. 1). > >> the ability to be invoked with a single modifier key and, 2). the > >> ability to be seen while another application (other than the Finder) > >> is open. Apparently QS does open, but is hidden by other windows. > > >> When I restart with JItouch off, and leave it off, Quicksilver works > >> properly again. > > >> I realize the problem could either be Quicksilver or JItouch,. I just > >> thought I'd mention it and see what anyone thinks. > > >> Dexter > > <private.xml>
