I'm surprised. Usually games make sure to take over all user input
entirely. That HalfLife is letting some fall through is odd.
Anyway, QS itself does not provide a means to do this. But you could
just paste the following two lines into AppleScript Editor, save the
script somewhere that QS will find it (~/Library/Scripts is a good
choice), and then run it via QS as the way you launch Steam.
tell application "Steam" to activate
tell application "Quicksilver" to quit
You'll have to restart Quicksilver when you are done playing.
On Jun 1, 9:29 pm, Mitch Dempsey <mrdemp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Recently, Steam was released on the Mac, and I have been playing it
> alot. But I have noticed that I need to quit quicksilver before
> playing. Otherwise, My CTRL+SPACE keybind will be hooked when i
> croutch/jump in Half life, and it will lock the screen and just force
> me to move forward until it goes away.
> Is there anyway to detect if a certain app is running in the
> foreground, and then basically disable the quicksilver hotkey?
