I know, launching programs with Quicksilver is very fast, but it’s even faster when triggered. I set up triggers for applications like Mail, Vienna (the best rss-reader out there), Skype, AdiumX and some more. You could also set up ONE trigger to start them all at once, using the comma trick. Invoke Quicksilver, select an application, press comma, add another application, …, open them via “open” in the second pane. Of course this works with all other objects too (not only applications).
April 10, 2007 at 8:01 pm
You might want to hint on the concept of compound commands here, which involves the comma trick, as well as saving quicksilver commands to a file. It’s quite a bit of an advanced concept, but once you grasped it, it’s REALLY useful – at least to me
You can find it right here: http://dev.lipidity.com/feature/tutorial/quicksilver-the-power-of-compound-commands#newstuff
PS: Keep it going – it was about time for somebody to come up with a blog dedicated to QS!
April 10, 2007 at 8:49 pm
Hey, congratulations, you’ve posted the first comment ever on this blog
. Thanks for the Tip, I’ll cover it in one of the next posts.
April 17, 2007 at 1:53 pm
WOW！
Using comma trick to open more than one app is a good idea!