Ok, that whole interface was terrible, but I later discovered that in the Preferences, under the "Applications" item on the side bar, there is a 'check for updates' item, which will actually just DO the updating. So that was good.
On Saturday, 27 June 2020 16:51:49 UTC-6, Kevin Jaques wrote: > > MacUpdate said there is a new version, but when I downloaded, I didn't get > a disk image, I got Quicksilver 1.6.1.qspkg. > I double-clicked, and it offered to install, but then complained that it > was a bad package. > I googled for QuickServer, but got some unrelated company. > I checked 'about' QuickServer and saw the link to GitHub. So I logged into > that, searched for QuickServer. Something to do with Apache!? But there was > a link to qsapp.com, and it looked right. > So, I went to downloads, and on that page it said "The latest release for > macOS 10.12 or later" and immediately below was a button: Download 1.6.1. > So I hit the button, but got exactly the same thing I got from MacUpdate, > a 6.8 mb file called Quicksilver 1.6.1.qspkg which would not install > because the package was corrupt. > I saw on the forum that it is 'strongly recommended' to install plugins > from the preferences, so I went there, but saw no way to do so. I hit the > plugins tab which says it is to find and install plugins, but no. In the > 'all plugins' list, there is no Quicksilver 1.6.1 item. > In the very discreet little popup menu, I saw no way to install from a > file on the disk. I did find the plug in folder, but the extensions are all > different: qsplugin > So what's going on? > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Quicksilver" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/blacktree-quicksilver/5502de40-9431-4d3c-b843-8d56c45d3028o%40googlegroups.com.
