docs: add docs for desktop integration

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# Desktop integration

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# Auto start
If your workflow requires Notesnook to be always opened, it's a good idea to enable auto start on system startup:
1. Go to `Settings`
2. Click on `Desktop integration`
3. Click on `Auto start on system startup` to enable/disable it.
## Start minimized
> info
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> This only works when `Auto start on system startup` is enabled.
Notesnook can also start minimized when it's opened on system startup:
1. Go to `Settings`
2. Click on `Desktop integration`
3. Click on `Start minimized` to enable/disable it.

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# Jumplist & dock menu
Notesnook supports quick actions from the "jumplist" menu (dock menu on macOS):
## [Windows](#/tab/windows)
## [Linux](#/tab/linux)
![](/static/desktop-integration/jumplist-menu-linux.png)
## [macOS](#/tab/macos)
![](/static/desktop-integration/dock-menu-macos.png)
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## How it works?
The jumplist menu doesn't work if you already have Notesnook opened. They are responsible for opening Notesnook at the specified page. For example:
1. Close Notesnook if you already have it opened
2. Right click on the Notesnook icon in your taskbar/dock
3. Click on "New notebook"
4. Notice how the new notebook dialog is already opened after the app starts.

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# System tray
## The system tray menu
Notesnook features a system tray menu to give quick access to some common functions such as:
1. Closing the app
2. Starting a new note
3. Creating a new notebook
See it in action here:
![The system tray menu](/static/desktop-integration/system-tray-menu.png)
## Minimize to tray
Instead of always taking space in your taskbar, you can hide Notesnook in your system tray on minimizing:
1. Go to `Settings`
2. Click on `Desktop integration`
3. Click on `Minimize to system tray` to enable/disable it.
## Close to tray
To prevent accidentally closing the Notesnook app, it is possible to always close it to the system tray:
1. Go to `Settings`
2. Click on `Desktop integration`
3. Click on `Close to system tray` to enable/disable it.