Currently, the ulauncher window is immediately shown when ulauncher is first run. This is awkward when you start ulauncher at boot, since you don't generally want the launcher window to immediately pop up unnecessarily. It'd be good if there was a --no-splash option to suppress the window from showing on launch.
jonhoo
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Hi @jonhoo
There's --hide-window.
gornostal
on 13 Oct 2019
Ah, excellent! Is that documented anywhere?
jonhoo
on 13 Oct 2019
Only in ulauncher --help
Usually users don't need to know that this option exists, because if you use "Launch at login" checkbox in Ulauncher Preferences, it'll add --hide-window to the startup command automatically
gornostal
on 13 Oct 2019
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Only in
ulauncher --helpUsually users don't need to know that this option exists, because if you use "Launch at login" checkbox in Ulauncher Preferences, it'll add
--hide-windowto the startup command automatically