[alwillis]

After Quicksilver, I went to LaunchBar, a fine app. It seemed to lose momentum after a while… I tried going built-in with Tahoe's upgraded Spotlight, a big improvement compared to the original. But it wasn’t enough.

I resisted Raycast since it seemed like the Mac bloggers and podcasters were using it. But I finally gave in.

Now after giving Tuna a try, I realize what's been missing since Quicksilver: some whimsy; a Mac-assed[1] launcher. As capable as Raycast is, it has no personality; it’s just a tool. It's not fun to use.

Compared to the others, Tuna is fun to use. It looks right at home on the Mac.

[1]: https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/03/20/mac-assed-mac-a...