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I also think this is a great idea. I like how you have a contextual menu to right click on shortcuts and say "run with gamebooster" but a command line argument would be better. I use Nexus Winstep Dock and I am able to add arguments to each shortcut. This would allow me to just launch certain non-steam games and have gamebooster do its thing, while still allowing me to have the game as a "non-steam" game and use the steam interface. Currently the "monitor steam games" only applies to games purchased via Steam. Any games I "add" to Steam as non-steam games do not activate gamebooster.

I am really enjoying GB 3 and its monitoring of the game that it launches and more importantly to me, monitoring my steam games. I was wondering if there was a way to add the non-steam games to the list of monitored games from Steam. It's just that the games show up fine in the game box and I can certainly launch them from there but anybody who adds games to Steam does so for one reason only. To enable the Steam GUI for the non-steam game in question. So by launching the game thru the Game Box you just ignore all that and lose the Steam GUI if you had the game added to Steam as a non-steam game. I never use the gamebox for that reason alone. Anyway, nice job. Another cool thing would be a gadget for Vista/7 users of that big ol' start boost button in GB 3. It would be nice to have that sitting on the desktop somewhere and just have the ability to wack it when you need it, instead of opening GB or fumbling though a taskbar menu to start your boost.