[Bug 14311] New: No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

Summary: No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab
           Product: Wine
           Version: CVS/GIT
          Platform: PC
               URL: http://steampowered.com/
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Keywords: download, regression
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P2
         Component: shdocvw
        AssignedTo: [e-mail]
        ReportedBy: [e-mail]
                CC: [e-mail]

Created an attachment (id=14591)
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Steam output

Steam Store and Community tabs no longer have vertical scrollbar. Some times it
appears but are out of range and don't react to mouse scroll wheel. However
after refresh scroll bar disappears.

This is regression and caused by this patch:

commit 19be7d620d31de34fd86d5faa3895bebf6818659
Author: Jacek Caban 
Date:   Mon Jun 30 21:37:56 2008 +0200

mshtml: Added support for DOCHOSTUIFLAG_SCROLL_NO DOCHOSTINFO flag.

Attached is the part of the Steam output when hitting refresh button on the
Store tab. update_hostinfo line was added to print requested flags.

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--- Comment #1 from Sascha Bartuweit   2008-07-17 03:27:30 ---
can confirm this

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--- Comment #2 from Gary Pendergast   2008-07-18 23:00:28 ---
I'm also seeing this problem.

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--- Comment #3 from Arkadiusz Piekarz   2008-07-21 08:18:01 ---
I can confirm this. When I change "Allow windows menager to control windows in
Wine" in winecfg, the vertical and horizontal scrollbars appear, but they are
messed up.

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--- Comment #4 from Nick Johnson   2008-08-08 13:12:58 ---
Also confirming this. A workaround to this is to use "Page Up" and "Page down"
to scroll through the content.

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--- Comment #5 from Vitaliy Margolen   2008-08-23 23:01:58 ---
Bug still present in 1.1.3

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--- Comment #6 from Arkadiusz Piekarz   2008-08-24 09:09:34 ---
I confirm this, still present in Wine 1.1.3 on Ubuntu 8.04.1.

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--- Comment #7 from Vitaliy Margolen   2008-09-25 09:34:28 ---
*** Bug 15395 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

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--- Comment #8 from Arkadiusz Piekarz   2008-10-17 05:57:18 ---
In Wine 1.1.6 the bug is still present.

When Store window loads the first time, it has both vertical and horizontal
scrollbar. The page scrolls only if the mouse cursor is on the scrollbar. But
then if you click on any link and another page loads, there are no scrollbars
and the only way to scroll is to use keyboard arrows.

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--- Comment #9 from Evil   2008-11-13 19:16:46 ---
I can confirm this bug in 1.1.8 - Kubuntu 8.10 - KDE4.1 - no compiz

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--- Comment #10 from Arkadiusz Piekarz   2008-11-15 06:40:51 ---
I'm sure Steam uses a different method for scrolling than a one from an
internet browser. In Windows XP you cannot scroll Steam windows with arrow keys
or Page Up / Page Down, but you can in Wine. I also have problems with
scrolling them with touchpad scroll area in Windows.

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--- Comment #11 from Vitaliy Margolen   2008-11-23 22:24:21 ---
Sent patch to revert commit that introduced the regression.
Jasek if you want to fix it the right way, you are welcome. At the minimum you
are expected to comment on bugs where your patches introduced the regression.

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--- Comment #12 from Jacek Caban   2008-11-24 16:35:03 ---
See http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-devel/2008-November/070710.html

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--- Comment #13 from Jacek Caban   2008-11-25 06:54:54 ---
The proper fix will be a lot of work (that I was planning to do soon anyway).
Steam sets scroll height in callbacks called from navigate_complete. We call
these callbacks too early for http pages because of hacks in MSHTML (so we
don't have proper progress notifications in shdocvw). Steam gets 0 height
because the page is not yet loaded.

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--- Comment #14 from Wayne Schuller   2009-01-19 06:00:05 ---
bug still present in 1.1.13 (ubuntu 8.10)

you can use the keyboard though

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--- Comment #15 from Jesper   2009-03-23 06:00:08 ---
this seems to be fixed in wine 1.1.17
or the fact that i installed ie6

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--- Comment #15 from Jesper   2009-03-23 06:00:08 ---
this seems to be fixed in wine 1.1.17
or the fact that i installed ie6

--- Comment #16 from Julian W.   2009-03-23 06:52:44 ---
As you've said this is caused by ie6's mshtml. It is still present in wine's
mshtml.
Confirming with 1.1.17.

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--- Comment #17 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-04-26 18:11:11 ---
Still a problem with wine-1.1.20. Some times both scrollbars appear on the
first start but have wrong range set and have broken behavior. On mouse over
they scroll to the end of the page and on mouse out scroll back to the top.

On the page refresh both scrollbars disappear never to be seen again.

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--- Comment #18 from bryan   2009-04-29 17:21:35 ---
I am also seeing this problem in 1.1.20, but downgrade to 1.0.1 fixed my
problem, can anyone else confirm this?

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--- Comment #19 from Christopher   2009-05-02 17:50:42 ---
(In reply to comment #18)
> I am also seeing this problem in 1.1.20, but downgrade to 1.0.1 fixed my
> problem, can anyone else confirm this?

I can confirm this in 1.1.20 (Ubuntu). After installing ie6 it works (and also
fixed flash not showing after too!)

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--- Comment #20 from Adys   2009-06-04 15:36:46 ---
wine-1.1.22-402-g1a0a47d
The scrollbars are drawn, but incorrectly updated and very buggy.

Is this related to bug 5016?

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--- Comment #21 from Adys   2009-06-07 16:33:16 ---
(In reply to comment #20)
> wine-1.1.22-402-g1a0a47d
> The scrollbars are drawn, but incorrectly updated and very buggy.
>
> Is this related to bug 5016?

Nevermind, I was just experiencing what Vitaliy described

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

--- Comment #28 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-20 04:24:41 ---
(In reply to comment #25)
> Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
> then don't speak at all!!!
>
> Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

Mr. Margolen, my response to your suggestion that I use Crossover was entirely
accurate and appropriate, and I hope that in the future you will respond to
fellow users in a more mature and professional manner. We all want open source
to succeed, and that won't happen without open, truthful, and respectful
communication.

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

--- Comment #28 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-20 04:24:41 ---
(In reply to comment #25)
> Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
> then don't speak at all!!!
>
> Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

Mr. Margolen, my response to your suggestion that I use Crossover was entirely
accurate and appropriate, and I hope that in the future you will respond to
fellow users in a more mature and professional manner. We all want open source
to succeed, and that won't happen without open, truthful, and respectful
communication.

--- Comment #29 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-30 16:59:01 ---
Note that I've added a workaround to enable scrollbars, Flash, and Steam store
to work in the Steam HOWTO section.

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

--- Comment #28 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-20 04:24:41 ---
(In reply to comment #25)
> Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
> then don't speak at all!!!
>
> Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

Mr. Margolen, my response to your suggestion that I use Crossover was entirely
accurate and appropriate, and I hope that in the future you will respond to
fellow users in a more mature and professional manner. We all want open source
to succeed, and that won't happen without open, truthful, and respectful
communication.

--- Comment #29 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-30 16:59:01 ---
Note that I've added a workaround to enable scrollbars, Flash, and Steam store
to work in the Steam HOWTO section.

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

--- Comment #28 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-20 04:24:41 ---
(In reply to comment #25)
> Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
> then don't speak at all!!!
>
> Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

Mr. Margolen, my response to your suggestion that I use Crossover was entirely
accurate and appropriate, and I hope that in the future you will respond to
fellow users in a more mature and professional manner. We all want open source
to succeed, and that won't happen without open, truthful, and respectful
communication.

--- Comment #29 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-30 16:59:01 ---
Note that I've added a workaround to enable scrollbars, Flash, and Steam store
to work in the Steam HOWTO section.

--- Comment #30 from AL3X   2009-09-02 21:16:38 ---
I think that this bug is fixed in wine 1.1.28

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

--- Comment #28 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-20 04:24:41 ---
(In reply to comment #25)
> Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
> then don't speak at all!!!
>
> Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

Mr. Margolen, my response to your suggestion that I use Crossover was entirely
accurate and appropriate, and I hope that in the future you will respond to
fellow users in a more mature and professional manner. We all want open source
to succeed, and that won't happen without open, truthful, and respectful
communication.

--- Comment #29 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-30 16:59:01 ---
Note that I've added a workaround to enable scrollbars, Flash, and Steam store
to work in the Steam HOWTO section.

--- Comment #30 from AL3X   2009-09-02 21:16:38 ---
I think that this bug is fixed in wine 1.1.28

--- Comment #31 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-09-02 23:34:23 ---
Nope still here with wine-1.1.29.

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #22 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 13:32:40 ---
Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

--- Comment #23 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 13:35:39 ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.

There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
what devs are able to work on.

--- Comment #24 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-19 15:10:22 ---
(In reply to comment #23)
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > Still present in win 1.1.26. Has wine dropped support for Steam? Flash and the
> > scrollbars have not worked for a very long time.
>
> There's no "support" in wine. Use Codeweaver's CrossOver for that. There's only
> what devs are able to work on.

I would, except that CrossOver has the same problem. In fact their app database
rates Steam as silver, and hasn't been updated since 4/17/2008.

I don't mind paying for things, I just expect the things I pay for to work. In
fact, I've donated over $100.00 to Wine over the last few years, but haven't
given anything since Steam stopped working.

My only reason for using wine is to play games under Linux, most of which I run
under Steam. It just seems odd that neither the Wine developers or Crossover
seem to think Steam, a major and popular gaming platform, is important enough
to fix.

In fact, I had to move back to Windows as my primary OS and will probably have
to purchase Windows 7 simply because wine/Crossover support for Steam and the
games I play keeps getting worse, and I can no longer compile the old versions
of wine that did work (somewhere around 0.9.56) on current Ubuntu distributions
(most recently Hardy, Intrepid, and Ubuntu, both 32 and 64 bit).

But I keep my dual boot system installed, and try various Ubuntu distributions
and wine/Nvidia driver combination's every once in awhile hopping things will
get better.

I would much prefer to use Ubuntu and contribute to open source than support
MS, but I love to play games and booting back and forth between operating
systems multiple times a day is impractical. But I'm pulling for
wine/Crossover, and will start contributing again when they at least begin
showing some interest in fixing these long term bugs.

--- Comment #25 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:35:20 ---
Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
then don't speak at all!!!

Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

--- Comment #26 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-07-19 18:40:39 ---
Removing useless user from the cc

--- Comment #27 from Jerome Leclanche   2009-07-19 22:10:07 ---
(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

There's no need for that.

--- Comment #28 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-20 04:24:41 ---
(In reply to comment #25)
> Move your rants to /dev/null. If you do not have anything bug related to report
> then don't speak at all!!!
>
> Make your blog and rant all you want. Not in Wine bugzilla.

(In reply to comment #26)
> Removing useless user from the cc

Mr. Margolen, my response to your suggestion that I use Crossover was entirely
accurate and appropriate, and I hope that in the future you will respond to
fellow users in a more mature and professional manner. We all want open source
to succeed, and that won't happen without open, truthful, and respectful
communication.

--- Comment #29 from Robert M. Muncrief   2009-07-30 16:59:01 ---
Note that I've added a workaround to enable scrollbars, Flash, and Steam store
to work in the Steam HOWTO section.

--- Comment #30 from AL3X   2009-09-02 21:16:38 ---
I think that this bug is fixed in wine 1.1.28

--- Comment #31 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-09-02 23:34:23 ---
Nope still here with wine-1.1.29.

--- Comment #32 from Michael Abbott   2009-09-27 05:16:58 ---
(In reply to comment #31)
> Nope still here with wine-1.1.29.

At the moment bug 19932 seems relevant, it's the other side of this story: when
the scroll bars are present they don't work properly.

To summarise:

.28  No scroll bars
.29  Scroll bars arrive, but bug 19932 applies.
.30  Scroll bars gone again.

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #33 from RD   2009-10-24 12:50:09 ---
This appears fixed for me in wine 1.1.32.  I can use the scroll bars with the
mouse and mouse wheel.  They also appear themed correctly with the steam
windows.

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #34 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-10-24 18:00:29 ---
Duplicate

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 6003 ***

[Bug 14311] No scroll bars in steam Steam store tab

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311

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--- Comment #35 from Vitaliy Margolen   2009-10-24 18:00:38 ---
Closing