(In reply to comment #58)
> the only thing that is missing is putting the existing thunderbird window in
> foreground every time you call it from command line. Is it a difficult thing to
> implement?
This seems to be a Linux-only issue - it is working perfect on Windows; except for one thing:
@Phillipp: STR
1. Start TB without commandline option
2. "thunderbird.exe -calendar"
EXPECTED: Display Calendar in existing window
ACTUAL: Display Calendar in existing window
3. "thunderbird.exe -mail"
EXPECTED: Display Mail mode in existing window
ACTUAL: Window is brought to foreground, but still with Calendar
It should also be discussed what should happen, if TB is started again without any option: Mail mode or just foreground?
(In reply to comment #58)
> the only thing that is missing is putting the existing thunderbird window in
> foreground every time you call it from command line. Is it a difficult thing to
> implement?
This seems to be a Linux-only issue - it is working perfect on Windows; except for one thing:
@Phillipp: STR
1. Start TB without commandline option
2. "thunderbird.exe -calendar"
EXPECTED: Display Calendar in existing window
ACTUAL: Display Calendar in existing window
3. "thunderbird.exe -mail"
EXPECTED: Display Mail mode in existing window
ACTUAL: Window is brought to foreground, but still with Calendar
It should also be discussed what should happen, if TB is started again without any option: Mail mode or just foreground?