Ok, so I've just re-downloaded Quicksilver β61 & it seems there is a Core Support plugin present in this App.
So that's another one explained. Well done all. Very curious that it was stripped out of the original App I downloaded. I was one of the first people who downloaded it as I was watching twitter when Phil announced it's release. I've never looked at the Contents of Quicksilver.app before so I'm sure I didn't remove it intentionally or accidentally. There's no check that runs at startup is there that looks to see if there's a Core Support plugin in ~Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Plugins & if yes removes it from /Applications/Constents/Plugins I guess? Only thing I can think of. On 25 Oct 2011, at 16:31, Rob McBroom wrote: > On Oct 25, 2011, at 11:06 AM, Guy Manchester wrote: > >> However there was a core support plugin in my main accounts QS Plugin folder >> & when I dropped that into the plugins folder in my Guest accounts Plugins >> folder & restarted everything loaded properly. >> >> Any idea why it wasn't appearing originally just for me? I presume you guys >> tried what I was trying to make sure it was only affecting me & not every >> new user? Is the Core Support plugin meant to appear on QSApp.com or is it >> just me who can't see it there either? > > The Core Support plug-in is part of the application and should only exist in > /Applications/Quicksilver.app/Contents/PlugIns. You will likely have problems > if there’s a copy in your user’s plug-ins folder. > > You might see it on the list of plug-ins in the preferences, but it should be > set so you can’t deactivate it. > > To clarify, you may or may not have problems if Core Support is in your > user’s plug-ins folder somewhere, but you should not have any problems if > it’s missing from that location. It sounds like you’re seeing the opposite, > which is strange. Can you confirm that it exists in > /Applications/Quicksilver.app? > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/> >
