Hi, this software is great but I do have one suggestion. I have this set up to auto-start and run in sensors-only mode with the welcome screen disabled, and "minimize sensors instead of closing". Works just fine but it means if I ever want to open the main window I have to:
If you're wondering why I don't just uncheck sensors-only mode, it's because it gets a bit clunky. Then every time I double click the tray icon, the main window appears even if I never opened it, and it's stuck behind the sensors and inaccessible. And if you try to close the sensors window the main window closes (minimizes) as well. It's not the end of the world but I always end up opening and closing things that I don't mean to.
Maybe if I could just configure the default action when double clicking the tray icon, to change it from "show all" to open sensors, this would probably do the trick. Either that or add the main window as an item in the tray icon context menu when in sensors only mode.
- Open settings from the tray icon and check "Show welcome screen and progress", click ok
- Exit the program
- Run the program again
- Uncheck "sensors only", click run
- Do whatever I wanted in the main window window
- Exit the program
- Run the program again
- Check "sensors only"
- Enter settings and uncheck "Show welcome screen and progress", click ok
- Click run
If you're wondering why I don't just uncheck sensors-only mode, it's because it gets a bit clunky. Then every time I double click the tray icon, the main window appears even if I never opened it, and it's stuck behind the sensors and inaccessible. And if you try to close the sensors window the main window closes (minimizes) as well. It's not the end of the world but I always end up opening and closing things that I don't mean to.
Maybe if I could just configure the default action when double clicking the tray icon, to change it from "show all" to open sensors, this would probably do the trick. Either that or add the main window as an item in the tray icon context menu when in sensors only mode.