However, he concludes that Windows Vista is still Windows, however, "and that means you can be far more productive with Vista than is possible with OS X, especially if you're a heavy keyboard user like me."
Um. Colibri doesn't come close. Nothing does. To QuickSilver.
QuickSilver is horrible for me. It uses 90% of my CPU all the time.
But it is cool.
This is a common problem with the Beta, but the QS boards always come up with things you could try. Mine is currently at 3% CPU as I'm invoking it. What version were you using?
It says: ß48 Boxer (3758 ). Might be an old version. Haven't checked for updates in a while.
That's the latest build.
Don't know what this means, exactly, but some have resolved this problem by running Applejack Redo, selecting the manual option to clean the user cache files instead of just the system ones. If you need more info, here's a thread about it.
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Originally posted by Zenga
http://www.macnn.com/articles/06/03/...esembles.os.x/
I guess that's why there hasn't any Leopard Demo yet!
uh, apple had all kinds of "redmond, start your copiers" posters before the tiger release. kind of old news.
However, he concludes that Windows Vista is still Windows, however, "and that means you can be far more productive with Vista than is possible with OS X, especially if you're a heavy keyboard user like me."
Um. Colibri doesn't come close. Nothing does. To QuickSilver.
--B
But it is cool.
Originally posted by Gene Clean
QuickSilver is horrible for me. It uses 90% of my CPU all the time.
But it is cool.
This is a common problem with the Beta, but the QS boards always come up with things you could try. Mine is currently at 3% CPU as I'm invoking it. What version were you using?
--B
Originally posted by Gene Clean
It says: ß48 Boxer (3758 ). Might be an old version. Haven't checked for updates in a while.
That's the latest build.
Don't know what this means, exactly, but some have resolved this problem by running Applejack Redo, selecting the manual option to clean the user cache files instead of just the system ones. If you need more info, here's a thread about it.
Good luck!
--B