I don't use it, but I checked out the Web site to refresh my memory of what it does. It seems that a lot of the functionality you already have in Spotlight. Press Command+Space, start typing the name of the app (T E X) and press return and you've launched TextEdit.
Of course, how many times per day do you need to launch an application? And if it is a lot, then don't quit the app, just keep it running and Command+Tab to go back to it.
It looks like Launchbar also has clipboard management, but I use JumpCut and ClipMenu to do that. Both are excellent.
I don't use it, but I checked out the Web site to refresh my memory of what it does. It seems that a lot of the functionality you already have in Spotlight. Press Command+Space, start typing the name of the app (T E X) and press return and you've launched TextEdit.
Of course, how many times per day do you need to launch an application? And if it is a lot, then don't quit the app, just keep it running and Command+Tab to go back to it.
It looks like Launchbar also has clipboard management, but I use JumpCut and ClipMenu to do that. Both are excellent.