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If you use Tomboy notes in Gnome, you may have found that sometimes when you log into your user account, the Tomboy search window is open on your desktop.
I found the solution to this problem, at least in my own case.
My usual practice had been to add the Tomboy icon to the panel manually. After doing this I noticed no problems until I enabled Tomboy note searching within Deskbar search, and immediately I started getting the Tomboy search window on each login.
What I discovered is that when I enable Deskbar to search my Tomboy notes, Deskbar will attempt to automatically start Tomboy, and add an icon to the system tray. Since the Tomboy icon I had manually placed on the panel had already started Tomboy, I was actually getting a duplicate launch of Tomboy, which the application handles by simply opening the search window for duplicate starts.
So my solution: Simply do not add a Tomboy icon to my Gnome panel. Enable Tomboy searching within Deskbar, and Tomboy will automatically be launched at login, and it's icon will appear in my system tray.
