/*!\page advancedapplauncherd Advanced applauncherd usage

Applauncherd is usually started by \c upstart (Harmattan) or \c uxlaunch (MeeGo) at boot,
but it can be also started manually in scratchbox or in the device by the /usr/bin/applauncherd
script. Applauncherd does not daemonize itself by default. If daemonizing is
wanted, use --daemon command-line parameter.

In Harmattan, \c applauncherd can be started and stopped with the \c
initctl command, e.g. \c "initctl stop xsession/applauncherd".

\section bootmode Boot mode

There is a special boot mode that can be used to speed up device boots when
applauncherd is used. 

In boot mode, no booster caches are initialized and the booster respawn delay is 
set to zero to ensure quick booster restarts after launches.

The boot mode is activated by starting applauncherd with --boot-mode. Normal mode
can be entered again by sending SIGUSR1 Unix signal to the launcher.

Boot mode can be activated also by sending SIGUSR2 Unix signal to the launcher.

\section debuginfo Debug info

Applauncherd logs to syslog.
Additional debug messages and logging also to stdout can be enabled with --debug.

*/