[Linux] Add CLI flag to hide the window on startup #109
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I like to start this program when connecting to my AirPods and it isn't necessary for me to have the window pop up. Therefore, using the --hide flag when starting the program will hide the window on startup. This could also be a configuration option (e.g. 'Start minimized') but I went with the CLI flag for simplicity for now. However, if this is a more viable option (and it may be better in the future), I can implement this as an option in the settings instead.
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Because of your clean implementation it will be easy to add it as a setting later on. Thanks, LGTM |
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I like to start this program when connecting to my AirPods and it isn't necessary for me to have the window pop up. Therefore, using the --hide flag when starting the program will hide the window on startup.
This could also be a configuration option (e.g. 'Start minimized') but I went with the CLI flag for simplicity for now. However, if this is a more viable option (and it may be better in the future), I can implement this as an option in the settings instead.