[Bug 42978] New: Softwares are sometimes running out of virtual desktop

https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42978

Bug ID: 42978
           Summary: Softwares are sometimes running out of virtual desktop
           Product: Wine
           Version: 2.6
          Hardware: x86-64
                OS: FreeBSD
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: trivial
          Priority: P2
         Component: -unknown
          Assignee: [e-mail]
          Reporter: [e-mail]

I always set all my PREFIXs with a virtual desktop to the size of my screen
resolution (1920x1080). I'm using i3 and I don't know if this problem occurs
with desktop environment but it happens on i3 for sure.

It happens since at least 2 years now and it really starts to be annoying. The
workaround is to build Wine without xrandr support so games can not be started
out of the virtual desktop. The thing is that it will still try to run the game
out of the virtual desktop, in that case, it won't start and Wine will stop and
will tell me that xrandr support is disabled or something like that (of course
it is ! You shouldn't even have to tell me that cause I set a virtual desktop
to avoid the problem, idiot).

The problem can occurs at any time when running a software. Just close it and
restart the software will make Wine run enough fast to display the virtual
desktop BEFORE the software so it will be displayed inside (it's just
supposition, I have no idea if it is the reason to be honest but closing and
restarting always do the trick). It won't happen everytime. Sometimes it will
correctly run in the virtual desktop but, at around a bit more than 50%, it
will run out of the virtual desktop.

If the virtual desktop is already running, the problem will NEVER occur (if,
for example, I'm running Steam and starting a game from it or if I am using
"explorer" and double clicking on an EXE).

It happens on Arch Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD so it's not BSD related.

I use the workaround because I really hate when games change the resolution of
my screen. "xrandr -s 1920x1080" will put the resolution back to its native
resolution.

It can happen on ANYTHING, even winecfg or explorer.
No error message, it seems to be a "normal" behavior of Wine, it just seems to
be a matter of loading speed of Wine's virtual desktop but it already happened
that even closing and running the software again still run it out of virtual
desktop, it happens less than the first time but it can happen.