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Option to start in tray #4326

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APT37 opened this issue Feb 5, 2025 · 4 comments
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Option to start in tray #4326

APT37 opened this issue Feb 5, 2025 · 4 comments
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@APT37
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APT37 commented Feb 5, 2025

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A command line parameter to instruct Heroic to start in tray instead of showing a window on launch.

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This is useful for auto start in general, but especially on window managers that don't support minimized windows in the first place.

Additionally, all other game launchers I know of have this feature, I was surprised Heroic didn't - given how feature-rich it already is.

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arielj commented Feb 5, 2025

there's is an option in the settings that shows up if you enable the option to close to the tray

I think also the --fullscreen CLI flag produces a similar result

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APT37 commented Feb 5, 2025

Okay, found the hidden option, now that you pointed how to to do so - though I think that the option should be visible even if 'Exit to System Tray' is not active, given they function independently anyway. I for one don't need if to close to the tray, so I wouldn't have discovered this option without you pointing it out.

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arielj commented Feb 5, 2025

Okay, found the hidden option, now that you pointed how to to do so - though I think that the option should be visible even if 'Exit to System Tray' is not active, given they function independently anyway. I for one don't need if to close to the tray, so I wouldn't have discovered this option without you pointing it out.

yeah, I agree, I think in general we shouldn't hide options when they depend on something else, there are some cases where that makes sense and in other cases it can be confusing like this one

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APT37 commented Feb 5, 2025

If an option depends on another, there should just be a hint to that. An option should be forcefully deactivated if it doesn't make sense without it's dependency being active, but still shown, imo.

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