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p.houska	Posted Sep 12, 2011 in: TaskUnifier: Multiplatform Score: -1 p.houska Posted: Sep 12, 2011 Score: -1 Hi Benjamin, first - thanks for wonderful app, it is actually the only one that allows offline sync to toodledo on linux, which is a must for commuters without mobile data... I have 2 suggestions, no idea if they apply to other OSes as well. (if I am mistaken and it is already possible, please say so) 1. On startup, there is no possibility to avoid opening of the window of the app - it would have been wonderful to have it in starting script of X and start with clean desktop. (probably gnome/kde might handle this, but on lxde there is nothing to my knowledge - even alltray is buggy with java apps) 2. When I have the "minimize to tray" option on, it would be great if the trayed app would "survive" closing as most other apps. (this is default on linux, there is extra menu item "exit app" which is different from "close window") - btw, the icon does not show the "nike" sign as on task bar, but that's minor issue Thanks and again - great work. pt

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Posted Sep 12, 2011 in: TaskUnifier: Multiplatform

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p.houska
Posted: Sep 12, 2011
Score: -1

Hi Benjamin,

first - thanks for wonderful app, it is actually the only one that allows offline sync to toodledo on linux, which is a must for commuters without mobile data...

I have 2 suggestions, no idea if they apply to other OSes as well. (if I am mistaken and it is already possible, please say so)

1. On startup, there is no possibility to avoid opening of the window of the app - it would have been wonderful to have it in starting script of X and start with clean desktop. (probably gnome/kde might handle this, but on lxde there is nothing to my knowledge - even alltray is buggy with java apps)

2. When I have the "minimize to tray" option on, it would be great if the trayed app would "survive" closing as most other apps. (this is default on linux, there is extra menu item "exit app" which is different from "close window") - btw, the icon does not show the "nike" sign as on task bar, but that's minor issue

Thanks and again - great work.
pt