Quicksilver Cube interface - "beautiful" doesn't do justice

can sombody tell me.. where i get the cube interface.. i have the last QS.. but i just have 2 interface..? where i get more interfaces..

thanks.. nene

Oh yea, like we've never seen this before. XGL on OPEN SuSe anyone? Even dl.tv covered it.

Personally I still like it, but of course the previous was better.

I hadn't been running the development version, but now I'm glad that I installed it. I rather like some of the other interfaces available, like the menubar one.

#18: Good call. You can also cut down how often QS scans the catalog too; I've set mine to daily instead of the default 10 minutes (As far as I can tell, 'Daily' also means that QS will run a scan after each restart, whether your last restart was over a day or 15 minutes ago). This technique also works well to trim down the catalog that Spotlight keeps an eye on as well.

That is nowhere cool. I'll prefer to stick to windows instead.

Tried the "cube." Looks cool, but is less functional than the classic bezel, IMO.

For those asking about bloat: one of the key factors that can bloat QS is not so much the plugins as the catalog. This is a bit more obscure, but QS's catalog is basically the list of everything that it looks at (files, apps, etc). If you find that QS is running slow, get in and try trimming stuff out of the catalog you're confident you won't need to access via QS.

In the current version, bring up Preferences, click Catalog at the top, click the little "i" button at the bottom (important but easy to miss), click the "contents" tab in the new drawer, and then start clicking on the various catalog sources in the left sidebar.

#15: Check the 'cheatsheet and manual' link I put in the post for some quick rundowns and intro tutorials of how much faster you can work with an application launcher and file manipulator like Quicksilver.

To try and briefly summarize it: Quicksilver allows you to control your Mac and your files from the comfort and efficiency of your keyboard.

Quicksilver is hardly bloated....you do have the option of not installing many aspects of the program if you insist on believing it's bloatware. Personally, I love having all the options available and have never experienced any slowdown because of it.

So what, exactly, does Quicksilver /do/?  I simply have never seen the use.