Just a quick note to wrap up this series of articles. Since writing this article, I’ve switched out my main 
PC running Ubuntu to a Mac – running VMWare’s Fusion. So now I don’t have Quick Silver envy any longer as I’m using Quick Silver on a daily basis.
However, for the Windows side, I’ve decided to use Launchy. It’s very “Quick Silver”-like in operation after some tweaking. I’ve given up looking for a tool on the Linux side as I don’t use the GNOME interface very often any more.
(See Part III of this series for an update)
I’ve made some progress on this front and I was quite surprised at my findings. My resolution to stay a Linux user is starting to shake now that I’m trying to find tools that will allow me to focus on content rather than tweaking. In short, I’ve given up on Colibri and started using Launchy.
(See Part II of this series for an update)
Everyone in my house has a Mac — except for me. AND I WANT ONE! I’ve been promised that once my office remodel is completed, I can get whatever Mac I want. Why do I want a Mac? There are a ton of reasons – here are the top two: 1) It just works. 2) QuickSilver.