It's not in the Bridge Command Line Options, but, depending on your install:
"/usr/lib/protonmail/bridge/proton-bridge-launcher" "--no-window"
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This did it, tanks!
You can install gnome tweaks and there is section that allows you to have apps start on boot
It seems, that I cannot answer from mastodon, therefore i will do it from lemmy.
Launching the App at startup is not my problem (at least not for now). It is rather that I would like to have ProtonMail Bridge minimize into the background applications list (like steam does, shown in the screenshot appended).
Startup applications.
Launching the App at startup is not my problem (at least not for now). It is rather that I would like to have ProtonMail Bridge minimize into the background applications list (like steam does, shown in the screenshot appended).
Try looking through the docs to see if there’s a command line option.
For anyone who wonders how I solved my issue:
I created the file ~/.config/systemd/user/protonmail-bridge.service and wrote the following into it:
[Unit]
Description=ProtonMail Bridge Flatpak Service
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/flatpak run ch.protonmail.protonmail-bridge --no-window
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
[Install]
WantedBy=default.target
If you are not using the Flatpack version of ProtonMail Bridge, then modify the ExecStart value to your installation.
After that I ran systemctl --user start protonmail-bridge.service to start the service and systemctl --user enable protonmail-bridge.service to make it auto-start upon login-in into my account.