Alcor (nickname for the developer of Quicksilver)
is
compiling a huge list of user defaults. User defaults
include things like if you want the Safari debug menu to show up, if you want the dock to [...]

There are many people out there who do not appreciate Spaces and what it does; I, however, use it a lot and I find it to be extremely useful.
For those of you who do not know what Spaces is, it is a productivity application that creates separate work spaces for your customization. You can lock [...]

One annoying thing about Spaces is that it can be hard to get a really good overview of all the windows you have open. You can either enter the view that shows all your Spaces (F8 by default) or use Exposé within each space, but that doesn’t always work so well.
A trick I’ve found to [...]

Every day I seem to discover yet another way to switch between Spaces in Leopard. Apple has really done an amazing job at making Spaces work how you want it to work, while keeping most of the features from interfering with your workflow.
To switch between Spaces through the Menu Bar, begin by launching System Preferences. [...]

One of the things that compel me to use Spaces, one of the new features in OS X 10.5 Leopard, is application binding. Application binding sets any given application to a specific space, so that it launches into it each time.
To set up application binding, launch System Preferences and select the “Exposé & Spaces” pane [...]

Easily move applications through Spaces.