I've downloaded muCommander and find it better than Finder. When I open folders with QuickSilver it still uses Finder, though. How do I change this behavior?
MacOS – How to change the default file manager for OSX
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Open QuickSilver, and press ⌘+, to access Preferences.
Go to the Command tab and change HotKey Actionvation to the shortcut you want to use.
If the command you want to set is the same as the Spotlight one, you'll first have to change the Spotlight shortcut.
Check this answer which points you to RCDefaultApp so you can toy with extensions and default apps.
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Best Answer
You cannot change Finder. But you can download a third party file manager and add it to login items: System Preferences - users & groups - login items