I want to be able to auto-open Logos when I boot my Mac and allow it to load, update, re-index, download, whatever in the background, minimized before I need it. Today, I can't do that because it opens full screen no matter what.
I'm not sure what the demand for that would be?
For me, its own workspace ('spaces') while I continue on other workspaces.
That is fine that you use spaces in that way, but others don't. And what possible harm would there be in having such possible? It helps get the app ready before I need it and most other apps work this way and can be opened in a minimized fashion.
Not sure I understand, can't you just open it and then minimize it and do whatever else you were doing while it re-indexes?
I use the app Autostarter to launch all the apps I'm likely to use so they can do all their startup routines before I want use them. Simple.
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