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What would your feature do?
I currently manage Fooocus with a VB Script in Windows that automatically launches run_custom.bat in the background on system startup. On a Linux setup I have on this same machine I have a bash script to do the same thing. That way I always have Fooocus running in the background for when I want to use it, and I don't constantly need a foreground command prompt window or terminal for it. Microsoft recently announced they're going to progressively remove support for VB Script from Windows going forward, so I'm looking at alternatives for the ways I implement it on Windows.
I used this same method to handle keeping a Tdarr Node running in the background until recently, when Tdarr added a feature that runs and manages the running Node in a tray icon instead of needing to launch from a command prompt. The same feature also works on Linux. It would be great if Fooocus had a similar executable Tray icon to manage it, maybe with a customizable feature that allows you to select which batch file it runs by default in case someone uses multiple configurations for some reason.
Proposed workflow
Double click fooocus_tray.exe to launch a background process for Fooocus.
Enjoy Fooocus.
Right click the tray icon and select Exit to close Fooocus. Alternately, from the right-click menu, click Select Batch and change the default batch file the tray launcher uses.
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What would your feature do?
I currently manage Fooocus with a VB Script in Windows that automatically launches run_custom.bat in the background on system startup. On a Linux setup I have on this same machine I have a bash script to do the same thing. That way I always have Fooocus running in the background for when I want to use it, and I don't constantly need a foreground command prompt window or terminal for it. Microsoft recently announced they're going to progressively remove support for VB Script from Windows going forward, so I'm looking at alternatives for the ways I implement it on Windows.
I used this same method to handle keeping a Tdarr Node running in the background until recently, when Tdarr added a feature that runs and manages the running Node in a tray icon instead of needing to launch from a command prompt. The same feature also works on Linux. It would be great if Fooocus had a similar executable Tray icon to manage it, maybe with a customizable feature that allows you to select which batch file it runs by default in case someone uses multiple configurations for some reason.
Proposed workflow
Additional information
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: