Start Super-Productivity in background on startup intead of displaying the window

[KAGEYAM4]

As the title says, i would like to start super-productivity in background when my system boots, currenly there are no command-line flags to do this.

         ​ ​​  OS : Arch Linux x86_64 
         ​​ ​  Kernel : 6.8.2-zen2-1-zen 
         ​​ ​  DE : Hyprland

[Jagdfalke]

As the title says, i would like to start super-productivity in background when my system boots, currenly there are no command-line flags to do this.

         ​ ​​  OS : Arch Linux x86_64 
         ​​ ​  Kernel : 6.8.2-zen2-1-zen 
         ​​ ​  DE : Hyprland

I'm not sure if I understand. What do you mean? Starting the application as a service? Or just not in the foreground

[KAGEYAM4]

not in the foreground/start minimized

[Jagdfalke]

Alright. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with Hyprland.

In KDE you can control this via window management rules. Isn't there anything similar in Hyprland?

[KAGEYAM4]

I looked into window-rules for hyprland and there is no action for this.

What is the name of window-rule under KDE?

There are other applications that i use, which has option to start-minimized - https://github.com/ferdium/ferdium-app

[Jagdfalke]

In KDE you can set window rules under window management in the KDE settings.

I don't know how it would work in Hyprland.

Super Productivity has no built-in setting for this.