Just as the title says, I've got a couple problems/questions that don't have much in common except for "happening in wine".
1. regedit and long REG_BINARY values: the edit control should either be made resizable or scrollable, cause long values just don't fit in the box; as a temporary solution, I've made a hackish patch, that changes the font the control uses (not sure if that's necesarry, but it's just feels more natural to use monospaced font here), makes sure all glyphs get the same space and once the value wraps, if it's a non-integer divide, the last line is correctly placed;
2. alsa/pulseaudio and stream recovery: as in the past, it's hard to tell if it's wine or the underlaying stuff that fails; the problem I'm hearing is that apps sometimes without any apparent reason (as CPU usage isn't all that different than the average) go into '(snd_pcm_recover) underrun occurred' mode and start playing the sounds on much higher rate and then just as randomly (as it's again seemingly not related to CPU usage) recover; it's the randomness that bothers me: both going into the state *and* not recovering for several minutes; would it be possible, if not outright fix that, then for example add a helper app, that the user could manually trigger to force recovery ?
3. err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection wait timed out in thread <nr>, blocked by <nr>, retrying (60 sec): this is an annoyance, sometimes a major one; namely, it happens that I terminate an app by pressing ^C; usually, that works just fine, but every now and then app goes into that unterminatable state and not for those 60 sec (which is horribly long anyway), but pretty much indefinitelly; it really shouldn't do that; this requires a taskmgr or wineboot intervention to close it
4. (somewhat related to the previous) taskmgr could use a little enhancement: when running several apps with the same executable name, it's very hard to tell (impossible ?) how a line from process tab relates to application tab; usually it's not much of a problem, but if point 3 strikes, there's no more entry in the app tab, but the process is still there and you need to guess, which will often be wrong; perhaps the entries in the process tab should print the app name or have an option in the context menu to retrieve it ?