I've had WindowShade running, yes. However, I thought of that when the problem first started coming up and added QS to the exceptions handler in WindowShade to prevent it from interfering. The problem continued, so I disabled and unloaded WindowShade entirely, and the problem still persisted no matter which interface was in use. I'm not using any other of the other "known bad applications".
I reformatted my entire hard drive this morning and reinstalled from a Time Machine backup. So far...knock on wood...the problem seems to have gone away (even with WindowShade still running). Hopefully it will stay this way... dt On Jun 6, 2:55 pm, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]> wrote: > That's interesting. I've never seen this problem before. > > Are you using the default interface? (Bezel, purple colour) > Make sure you don't have any of these applications > installed:http://qsapp.com/wiki/Known_Bad_Applications > > They're known to not play nicely with Quicksilver. If you have any other > kind of window management system, it may be causing problems > > On 7 June 2011 04:15, Dan Trimble <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > I just started using QuickSilver and am having one particularly > > annoying problem with it. > > > I have it configured to open the QS window with a double-tap of the > > Command key. It works, however, the QS window doesn't appear on top. > > It shows over the desktop--behind any applications I have open. I > > have to hide all my applications in order to access it, which of > > course renders QS useless unless I can resolve this. > > > Any fixes or suggestions?
