Michael Sims

@Jeevasimba - if your desktop environment supports JavaFX in the system tray, then it will. I think there is an add-on you can get for Gnome that will support it,...

@Jeevasimba [This link](https://opensourcelibs.com/lib/systemtray) might be of some interest to you...

@Jeevasimba - First of all, when you instantiate FXTrayIcon, you need to pass in the primaryStage that is created from your Main class ``` @Override public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws...

@Jeevasimba - You can [look at this library](https://github.com/EasyG0ing1/SceneOneFX) that I wrote, that makes managing Java Scenes a little easier. With that library, you assign names to your scenes so that...

@Jeevasimba You can use a high quality .png file as your image. Look at the images in the resources folder in the project for some examples. [like this one for...

@dustinkredmond - I've gotten VERY comfortable with modularized Java ... I've been using Java 17 for everything for the last couple of months. I could easily port FXTrayIcon to be...

@dustinkredmond - So it turns out that I don't think we are going to need to have two different projects here. I've been reading up on some methods that will...

I found the solution to this problem. The terminal error thrown is a little misleading, as the error thrown when trying to execute the program from the GUI was the...

NONE of the above worked for me, although I did build the SQL command file using the **mysql_tzinfo_to_sql** command by doing this: ```/usr/local/mysql-8.0.18-macos10.14-x86_64/bin/mysql_tzinfo_to_sql /usr/share/zoneinfo > ~/JavaApps/time.sql``` I just happen to...

> Please add at least one test for your new method. The test will need to use an account that has Gists and files in the Gists in order to...