I use Wine mostly to play World of Warcraft and I've had a regression in World of Warcraft (when running fullscreen inside a virtual desktop and using the opengl renderer) with patches from the last two weeks:
- Patch 12d1ff8ef6c34533a20008f4cfeb73ee4c601a5d (winex11: Add handling of take focus event on the desktop window.) makes the fullscreen WoW inside the virtual desktop window lose focus when the mouse cursor returns to the virtual desktop window; as a consequence, WoW will minimize inside the virtual desktop whenever the mouse cursor leaves and then returns to the virtual desktop window. For some reason this does not happen if I use the DirectX renderer, only with the OpenGL one.
- When the previous patch is reversed, patch e3720c2810dda3895d6734c55117b0a355223b1a (winex11: Use the Globally Active focus model with take focus.) makes the virtual desktop window unable to receive keyboard focus unless it is the only open window, and even then it's decoration will behave as if it hadn't focus. Mouse works fine.
This is happening with the current vanilla git; with both above patches reversed the problem disappear.
Not sure if this is important, but I'm using Kubuntu 9.04 with KDE 4.3 from the backports repository.
Thanks,
Fábio Oliveira Schmidt Capela fabio.capela@yahoo.com
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 11:17 PM, F Capelafabio.capela@yahoo.com wrote:
I use Wine mostly to play World of Warcraft and I've had a regression in World of Warcraft (when running fullscreen inside a virtual desktop and using the opengl renderer) with patches from the last two weeks:
Patch 12d1ff8ef6c34533a20008f4cfeb73ee4c601a5d (winex11: Add handling of take focus event on the desktop window.) makes the fullscreen WoW inside the virtual desktop window lose focus when the mouse cursor returns to the virtual desktop window; as a consequence, WoW will minimize inside the virtual desktop whenever the mouse cursor leaves and then returns to the virtual desktop window. For some reason this does not happen if I use the DirectX renderer, only with the OpenGL one.
When the previous patch is reversed, patch e3720c2810dda3895d6734c55117b0a355223b1a (winex11: Use the
Globally Active focus model with take focus.) makes the virtual desktop window unable to receive keyboard focus unless it is the only open window, and even then it's decoration will behave as if it hadn't focus. Mouse works fine.
This is happening with the current vanilla git; with both above patches reversed the problem disappear.
Not sure if this is important, but I'm using Kubuntu 9.04 with KDE 4.3 from the backports repository.
Please file bugs at http://bugs.winehq.org
On Sunday 23 August 2009 00:17:23 Austin English wrote:
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 11:17 PM, F Capelafabio.capela@yahoo.com wrote:
I use Wine mostly to play World of Warcraft and I've had a regression in World of Warcraft (when running fullscreen inside a virtual desktop and using the opengl renderer) with patches from the last two weeks:
- Patch 12d1ff8ef6c34533a20008f4cfeb73ee4c601a5d (winex11: Add handling
of take focus event on the desktop window.) makes the fullscreen WoW inside the virtual desktop window lose focus when the mouse cursor returns to the virtual desktop window; as a consequence, WoW will minimize inside the virtual desktop whenever the mouse cursor leaves and then returns to the virtual desktop window. For some reason this does not happen if I use the DirectX renderer, only with the OpenGL one.
- When the previous patch is reversed, patch
e3720c2810dda3895d6734c55117b0a355223b1a (winex11: Use the Globally Active focus model with take focus.) makes the virtual desktop window unable to receive keyboard focus unless it is the only open window, and even then it's decoration will behave as if it hadn't focus. Mouse works fine.
This is happening with the current vanilla git; with both above patches reversed the problem disappear.
Not sure if this is important, but I'm using Kubuntu 9.04 with KDE 4.3 from the backports repository.
Please file bugs at http://bugs.winehq.org
Confirmed and reported it as bug #19822
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