When Tony Arnold uncovered the hidden preference pane for Quicksilver’s new Cube interface, he just assumed that everyone would know how to configure the various settings.

I was only able to produce interfaces that made my eyes smart. They looked terrible but kept me awake in the wee hours.

Fortunately for the graphically-challenged, Quicksilver users are sharing their tricked-out cubes and the settings for them in a thread on the Quicksilver forum

Productivity with style.

Tags: Apple Mail Tips, cube interface, hacks, Productivity, quicksilver

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