Description of problem: In Wine 0.9.44 and higher, the window borders when the window manager is supposed to manage the wine windows do not appear, making them giant blocks that cannot be moved that are independent of the window managed desktop Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.9.44 0.9.45 How reproducible: Reproducible easily Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use compiz as window manager 2. load ANY windowed Wine program (winecfg, notepad, regedit, etc.) Actual results: app window appears, but window managed borders are not there, consequently, switching workspaces does not affect the unmanaged windows, they appear over EVERYTHING and on EVERY WORKSPACE Expected results: app window appear with window managed borders and switching workspaces should have normal effects to the wine applications Additional info: N/A
What version of Compiz are you running?
compiz 0.3.6-8
I've reproduced this using compiz-0.5.2-0.1 from kagesenshi-compiz. So apparently not 0.3.x-specific.
Interestingly enough, decorations showed up on an Internet Explorer 6 window, which apparently was fully managed (only one cube face etc). IE was installed through the ies4linux script. All other WINE windows were completely unmanaged though except for the glide effect when the windows were created and destroyed.
Apparently this a compiz bug and not a wine bug (at least from what I have heard from the wine folks. I am about to do a build of .46 today and will try to push it f7-updates-testing as soon as it is done...
Compiz Fusion has fixed it in the latest git. The bug report from OpenCompositing.org regarding compiz and wine states the issue has been fixed. Compiz bug report: http://bugs.opencompositing.org/show_bug.cgi?id=447#c8 The gitweb commit info: http://gitweb.opencompositing.org/?p=fusion/plugins/workarounds;a=commit;h=ddea8b07cf3046e2bb72dd5bc5161a6d24ef9f16
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