i must tell you that qjackctl is meant to Linux and X11 window system primarily. all other platforms are not well supported or at all. although there used to be a windows port bundled on the jackdmp (nee jack2) package distribution it is not maintained by me, sorry. and i don't even know about macosx, a system that i never come close ever, nor wish to, i confess.
that said, i'm afraid you're on your own, sorry again.
but there are some hints i can help you anyway:
re. midi driver: find out which command line option is in charge for setting up the jack-midi driver on your system (ask for jackd -d coreaudio --help) and enter it literally as the 'Server Suffix' setting in Setup/Settings/Parameters.
re. minimized to system tray: this is kind of option that obviously doesn't work on the osx environment, or will work in unexpected ways if at all. don't use it, unless you know what you're doing, because i don't :)
i must tell you that qjackctl is meant to Linux and X11 window system primarily. all other platforms are not well supported or at all. although there used to be a windows port bundled on the jackdmp (nee jack2) package distribution it is not maintained by me, sorry. and i don't even know about macosx, a system that i never come close ever, nor wish to, i confess.
that said, i'm afraid you're on your own, sorry again.
but there are some hints i can help you anyway:
re. midi driver: find out which command line option is in charge for setting up the jack-midi driver on your system (ask for
jackd -d coreaudio --help) and enter it literally as the 'Server Suffix' setting in Setup/Settings/Parameters.re. minimized to system tray: this is kind of option that obviously doesn't work on the osx environment, or will work in unexpected ways if at all. don't use it, unless you know what you're doing, because i don't :)
cheers