It's not a Mac thing, it's a Java thing. Sadly, Java still does not
handle this very well. You'll notice there is no setMinimumSize()
method in JFrame. This would solve this problem, but as yet, there is
no such API.
The best thing you can do, and it truly is a kludge, is either set the
window's resizable property to false (setResizable(false), no resizing
allowed *at all*, so no way for the window to be made smaller), or add
a component listener, and "undo" any attempts to resize the window
smaller than you want it to be. Neither solution is very professional
in my opinion, and this has been one of my pain points with Swing/AWT
for quite a while.
You could also implement your own resizing behaviour. Disable
the default resize behaviour, then add a MouseMotionListener,
and if the mouse is dragged inside the resize handle, adjust
the size of the frame as *you* see fit. I had to do this to
get a resizable unadorned window, but it should work with an
adorned one too. You'll have to draw your own resize handle.
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