Michael Sims

@KacyBiscuit Try using the Builder class of FXTrayIcon, like this: ``` Menu dictionary = new Menu("Dictionary"); dictionary.getItems().addAll(customDictionary, saveDictionary, loadDictionary, editDictionary); FXTrayIcon trayIcon = new FXTrayIcon.Builder(parentStage, iconFile, width, height) .menuItem(saveSettings) .menuItem(loadSettings)...

@KacyBiscuit - It's been a while since you opened this incident, have the comments I made been of any use to you?

> So sorry for the long reply! I had thought I'd replied before but I must've forgot as I've been busy recently, that helped greatly thanks! although I don't entirely...

@azplanlos - This is an interesting suggestion ... however, this won't work, and here is why... JavaFX MenuItems are CONVERTED over to an AWT framework before they are added to...

@azplanlos - can't wait to see how you did it ... my experience with AWT is about on par with my lifetime skydiving hours ... which equates to about 20...

@azplanlos > I implemented a version supporting CheckMenuItems and will create a pull request shortly. How is that PR coming along?

@palexdev Hi, I installed Garuda on a Virtual Machine (nice OS by the way) ... but am now curious after reading Dustins last comment... I remember that when it comes...

@dustinkredmond - Since I'm more of a "use if arm twisted" - style of Linux user, I have no interest in devoting large amounts of time to further its cause...

@dustinkredmond > @palexdev I will check further this weekend. Most folks don't even get to the black rectangle on GNOME, as I've seen in the past. I'm assuming that FXTrayIcon.isTrayIconSupported()...

@Jeevasimba What do you mean when you say "tray closing system" ? I use FXTrayIcon in Java Mac apps all the time and it works beautifully ... better than it...