redshift-gtk-desktop.in: Remove StartupNotify. #788
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If redshift 'autostart' is enabled from the status icon, this will produce the 'busy' mouse pointer when the desktop is initially presented, giving the impression that the desktop itself hasn't fully finished loading. This also eliminates the startup notification when starting this from a launcher/start menu, but since the only visual change when this happens (other than the actual program effect) is a status icon, I don't think this is a concern.
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If redshift 'autostart' is enabled from the status icon, this will
produce the 'busy' mouse pointer when the desktop is initially
presented, giving the impression that the desktop itself hasn't
fully finished loading.
This also eliminates the startup notification when starting this
from a launcher/start menu, but since the only visual change when
this happens (other than the actual program effect) is a status
icon, I don't think this is a concern.